Homework Help for Law

According to Amendment IV of the US Constitution , what requirements must be met by the police before arresting a person they have accused of committing a crime?

What do you think distinguishes a serious crime from a crime that is not serious?

What is “separation of powers”?

Give an example of how separation of powers works.

How does the first programming language was created and which one is the first programming language?

Part I: Comparing the Three Branches of US Government. Use your notes and your textbook to fill in the required information.

What is the Function of Legislative Branch?

What is the Function of Executive Branch?

What is the Function of Judicial Branch?

Part I: Comparing the Three Branches of US Government. Use your notes and your textbook to fill in the required information.

What is the Legislative Branch in Maryland State Government?

Name:

Organization:

Powers:

Part V: Electoral College Steps

4. * If no candidate wins a majority of the electoral votes, the ________________________ decides the Presidential election.

Part I: Comparing the Three Branches of US Government. Use your notes and your textbook to fill in the required information.

What is the Qualifications of Executive Branch?

What is the Qualifications of Judicial Branch?

What is the Function of Legislative Branch?

What is the Function of Executive Branch?

What is the Function of Judicial Branch?

Part I: Comparing the Three Branches of US Government. Use your notes and your textbook to fill in the required information.

What is the Executive Branch in Maryland State Government?

Name:

Organization:

Powers:

Part III: Criminal versus Civil Law

What is Parties Involved in Criminal Law?

What is Purposes & Outcomes in Criminal Law?

What is Standard of Proof in Criminal Law?

What is Process in Criminal Law?

What is Parties Involved in Civil Law?

What is Purposes & Outcomes in Civil Law?

What is Standard of Proof in Civil Law?

What is Process in Civil Law?

Part IV: Supreme Court Cases

What is the description/court decision of Marbury v. Madison?

What is the description/court decision of Brown v. Board of Education?

What is the description/court decision of Miranda v. Arizona?

What is the description/court decision of Tinker v. DesMoines?

What is the description/court decision of New Jersey v. T.L.O.?

What is the description/court decision of McDonald v. Chicago?

What is the description/court decision of U.S. v. Nixon?

What is the Executive Branch in Maryland State Government?

Name:

Organization:

Powers:

2. Which of these is the responsibility of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)?

A. Producing television shows

B. Granting licenses to television stations

C. Hiring television directors and producers

D. Deciding which television advertisements are effective

4. A grand jury decides

A. where a trial will be held

B. when a case will go to trial

C. whether a person should be indicted

D. which attorney will represent a defendant

Part V: Electoral College Steps

1. Eligible voters (citizens,18 & older) cast ballots for their choice for President of the United States

2. The candidate who wins most of a state’s ______________ receives ALL of the state’s _____________ votes → Your Vote does Count!

3. * A Presidential candidate must receive a ____________ (more than 50%) of all electoral votes to win the presidential election

→ Today, a majority is _________ vote

→ Total Electoral Votes = ________

4. * If no candidate wins a majority of the electoral votes, the ________________________ decides the Presidential election.