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Civil or Criminal

Justice Systems

Prove It!

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An agreement between two people

usually in written form

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Laws that deal with the substance of what is and is not

allowed

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When laws are written down in a document to

govern a nation it is called this.

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This involves the right to a hearing to determine if an accused is being legally detained

before trial.

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This type of law refers to law developed

through decisions of courts and similar

tribunals, rather than through legislative

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The main purpose of it to compensate

individuals for harm done.

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Civil law falls under this

jurisdiction: provincial or

federal?

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Investigation, courts, corrections

and parole are parts of this

system.

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This is also known as

private law.

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Contract and tort law fall under this category.

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This system of justice has two

sides: the crown and the defense.

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In this system of justice the accused makes amends for

his/her crime and the victim is involved.

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This system of justice does not have sides but

rather a panel that makes decisions

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This system of justice deals only with punishing the

offender and does little or nothing to

help the victim

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This type of law is based on norms and customs of society.

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“A guilty mind” in legal terms.

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In order to be guilty of a crime in criminal

court, the crown has to prove its case________.

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“A guilty act” in legal terms.

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The requirement that a certain party prove a particular

fact at trial.

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In a civil case, the burden of proof falls on

this party (person).

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In a ____ there is no underlying agreement that establishes the

rights and responsibilities

between two parties.

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_____ _____ is a set of statutes enacted by the

federal government, and applied uniformly throughout the entire

nation

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This culture’s historical laws involve

community healing and helping the accused and the victim heal.

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This is the top reason people state for

committing a crime.

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This philosophy states that laws should exist to prevent people from

committing crimes.

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“Big Points”

What is the “Due Process Model” of

justice?

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