In the common law system of the United States, a crime is defined as:
(A) a private wrong that necessitates litigation between the victim and the
perpetrator.
(B) any act or omission prohibited by the government and made punishable
in a judicial proceeding brought by the government.
(C) liti...
✓ ~~> (D) Oliver Wendell Holmes and Benjamin Cardozo
The separation of powers involves:
(A) the federal judiciary, the federal Congress and the federal executive
branch
(B) the federal House of Representatives and the federal Senate
(C) the executive branches at the federal, state, and local levels
(D) the court systems at the federal, state and local levels
✓ ~~> (A) the federal judiciary, the federal Congress and the federal
executive branch
The law is a combination of:
(A) prohibitory, mandatory and permissive.
(B) mandatory, mundane and mediocre.
(C) permissive, passive and meditative.
(D) prohibitory, malevolent, and mandatory.
✓ ~~> (A) prohibitory, mandatory and permissive.
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