Chapter 1 Intro to Law
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- Q1
What is the Definition of Law?
Rules and Regulations created by the government to keep social order.
Rules made in the home or at school
Rules given by your doctor
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How would you define Jurisprudence?
A fancy word for a judge
Study of the Police
The study of Law and Legal Philosophy
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What is Rule of Law
The principle that Law does not apply to everyone
No man is above or below the law
All principle that all people, places, and entities are accountable for any law given by the government .
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Which of these is not part of the Goals of the Legal System
Torture all Prisoners
Promote Fairness
Help resolve conflict
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Why do we need law?
To capture all bad guys and criminals
To keep order in society
To invoke fear and terror into the hearts of the citizens therefore deterring them from committing crimes.
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What are the 4 Values that laws can be based on?
Friends, Family, Pets, Teachers
Moral, Economic, Political, Social
Parents, Siblings, Happiness, and Joy
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What does Moral Mean?
Deals with Right vs. Wrong
Dealing with Finance
Dealing with a specific mental state
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Who developed the Moral Development Theory?
Erickson
Kholburg
Freud
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What are the 3 Stages of Moral Development?
Pre- Moral, Moral, Post- Moral
Child Morality, Teen Morality, Adult Morality
Pre- Conventional, Conventional, Post- Conventional
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Throughout our lives, which moral situation do we always carry with us .
Avoidance of getting in trouble
Universal Belief
Good Boy- Good Girl Mentality
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What is the Natural Law Approach ?
Law should affect only the will of the majority
Laws that govern people relationships
Represents a reflection of values, mores, and culture
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In this approach, we find that as society changes, so do our laws.
Social
Positive
Natural
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This law was developed in Ancient Babylon and it was a bit... brutal
The 12 Tables
Hammurabi's Code
Code of Chivalry
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What is traditional balance?
The needs of the people vs. the needs of the individual
Love your neighbor as yourself
Do unto others as you want them to do to you
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What is modern balance?
All laws are only related to technology
Changing social standards means we need a responsive government
Laws that are outdated need to be thrown away.
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