Learning About The Law Jeopardy Template

Family law	criminal law	litigation	Maryland courts	federal courts
100 during a divorce case, do the spouses have to be proven half guilty or fully guilty for the divorce to be official? Half Guilty	100 what is the definition of criminal procedure? the set of rules governing the series of proceedings through which the government enforces substantive criminal law.	100 what is one source of litigation? any criminal procedure is a part of litigation	100 what is the court of appeals ? decides appeals from the district courts within its federal judicial circuit	100 what is the highest branch in the federal courts? US consitution
200 Do the Maryland courts base child support on net or gross income? net income	200 does the suspect under criminal investigation have to be 100 percent proven or 50 percent proven in order to be guilty? 100 percent	200 What is one thing that you should do during a conduct discovery? Record your discovery calls	200 what is the court of special appeals? the Court of Special Appeals is an appellate court.	200 What is the court of international trade responsible for? consist of broad jurisdiction over trade-related matters
300 Can parents agree to an amount less than the child support Guidelines? Yes	300 What is the Distinction between Felony and Misdemeanors? a felony is more of a severity crime than a misdemeanor	300 what is one thing that occurs during a post-trial procedure? Inequitable Conduct	300 What do the circuit courts deal with? judges to travel to different locales to ensure wide visibility and understanding of cases in a region.	300 What is the US bankruptcy court responsible for? US bankruptcy court deals with people who look for relief in their debts
400 what is the policy on child support? a legal obligation that a biological parent has for providing for the basic living expenses of a child	400 what is one principle of criminal law? No Act is A Crime Except it is so Stated	400 What is one thing that happens during a appeal procedure? Identify prospects and acquire data	400 What do district courts do? resolve disputes by determining the facts and applying legal principles to decide who is right	400 what is the court of federal claims ? the court of federal claims hears monetary claims against the U.S. government.
500 what is one item that was added to the child support guidelines? more assistance in federal tax standards	500 what is double jeopardy? a procedural defense that prevents an accused person from being tried again on the same charges	500 What is a file complaint? a document that describes what the plaintiff wants which could be money or some other type of relief	500 is small claims court above administrative agencies ? No	500 what do the administrative agencies do within the judicial branch they program support services to federal courts.

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