Licenciement abusif

A sum of money for detriment or injury sustained.

In case of ________ law a person found guilty is punished by incarceration in a prison, a fine, or in some occasions death penalty.
a. Criminal
b. Civil

Examples of ________ law include cases of burglary, assault and battery, and murder.

If an individual road user is driving in a poor manner and causes an accident that injures another, a ________ claim can be brought under the laws of negligence.

Apporter des preuves

A person, company, etc., against whom a claim or charge is brought in a court.

When were most British anti-discrimination laws enacted ?
a. 1970s
b. 1980s
c. 1990s

A defendant in a ________ case is not given an attorney and must pay for one, or else defend him or herself.

Defendants in which type of law have more rights and protections?

Poursuivre en justice

Law established by judicial decisions in particular cases, instead of by legislative action.

Civil cases with a monetary claim of $25,000 or less are heard in what court?
a. Small Claims Court
b. High Court
c. Supreme Court

In ________ law, the jury decides whether the defendant is found guilty or not guilty.

The majority of ________ cases are settled out of court.

Faute grave

An event imitating the legal process, often used for teaching students about trials.

The term '' justices '' refers to judges on what court?
a. County Court
b. Family Court
c. Supreme Court

In ________ law, either party (claimant or defendant) can appeal a court's decision.

"Beyond a reasonable doubt " is the standard of proof for which type of law?

Diriger le dossier

A legal proceeding in which persons representing interests common to a large group participate as representatives of the group or class.

Which of the following is NOT a division of the UK’s High Court?
a. Chancery
b. Queen’s Bench
c. County

A ________ jury has eight members.

The decision of a ________ jury does not have to be unanimous.