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�
30s - Q3
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 .
30s - Q4
Which of these is not part of the Goals of the Legal System
Torture all Prisoners�
Promote Fairness�
Help resolve conflict�
30s - Q5
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.�
30s - Q6
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�
30s - Q10
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
30s - Q12
In this approach, we find that as society changes, so do our laws.�
Social�
Positive
Natural�
30s - Q13
This law was developed in Ancient Babylon and it was a bit... brutal
The 12 Tables�
Hammurabi's Code�
Code of Chivalry�
30s - Q14
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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