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Functions of Law - Answer Maintaining the peace

Shaping moral standards

Promoting social justice

Maintaining the status quo

Facilitating orderly change

Facilitating planning

Providing a basis for compromise

Maximizing individual freedom



Keeping the peace - Answer some laws make certain activities crimes



Shaping moral standards - Answer some laws discourage drug and alcohol abuse



Promoting social justice - Answer some laws prohibit discrimination in employment



Maintaining the status quo - Answer some laws prevent the forceful overthrow of the
government



Promoting orderly change - Laws are passed following extensive study, debate, and
input from the public



Promotes planning - A good commercial law enables businesses to plan activities,
distribute their productive resources, and evaluate the risks taken.

,Providing a means for compromise - Laws permit the settling of cases out of court.
Roughly 95% of all law suits settle before going to trial



Greatest liberty of the individual- Denumiar Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Religion,
and Freedom of Association provided in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution



Plessy v. Ferguson - The court considered a Louisiana law which provided for equal but
separate accommodation in railway cars and sustained the law. Overruled by Brown v.
Board of Education



Brown v. Board of Education - doctrine of separate but equal has no place in field of
public education



14th Amendment - equal protection for all people



When American colonies were first settled. - the English system of law was adopted.



English Common Law - foundation from which American judges developed a common
law in America

-developed by judges who issued their opinions when deciding cases

-the principles announced in these cases became PRECEDENT for later judges deciding
similar cases



Constitution - Answer the supreme law of the United States



Treaties - Answer a compact made between two or more nations



Statutes- Written law enacted by the legislative branch of the federal and state
governments that establishes certain courses of conduct that covered parties must
follow.

, Administrative law / regulations- Agencies such as the securities and Exchange
Commission and the Federal Trade Commission that the legislative and executive
branches of federal and state governments are empowered to establish.



Executive orders - Action to an order given by the head of the executive branch of the
government president or governor only in the state they hold authority in



Judicial decisions - Action from a judgment about an individual lawsuit decided by a
federal or state court



Hierarchy of Law - Response U.S. Constitution: treaties and federal statutes: federal
administrative law: federal common law: state constitution: state statutes: state
administrative law: state common law



Stare Decisis - Answer "to stand by the decision," meaning previous legal decisions are
to be followed

promotes uniformity of the law and makes court systems more efficient



All courts must follow. - Answer the precedent (rules of law established by court cases)
by the U.S. Supreme Court (Stare Decisis)



A state court of one state. - Answer is not required to follow the legal precedent
established by courts of another state



The state court. - Answer may consider the other state's rulings (as persuasive)



Courts will apply existing laws. - Answer to the new digital environment



What is being written to apply specifically to the new digital environment? - Answer new
laws

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