Municipal court judges - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

TLETA week 1 Exam Questions and Answers Ethics - Answer ️️ -Caught not taught 3 Categories of People - Answer ️️ -1) Vacationers (Mercenaries)- What do i get out of this? 2) Adventures (Missionaries) 3) Prisoners What does Modern day policing come from? - Answer ️️ -English Common Law What is the Court Structure? - Answer ️️ -Supreme Court, Court of criminal appeals, appeals court, Circuit court or Criminal court, municipal and general sessions What is the Legal Hierarchy...

municipal court not of record non-lawyer - ️️non-lawyer, fines up to $50, no Jail sentences, juvenile jurisdiction over only traffic violations. court not of record no lawyer - ️️a court in which proceedings are not required to be recorded, the judge is a lawyer, can fine up to $200, may give 30 days in jail, may not jail juveniles. court of record - ️️keeps an exact account of what goes on at trial, lawyer judge, must have over 65,000 population, can fine up to $1200, up to 90...

SCCJA PRE ACADEMY FINAL LATEST 2024 ACTUAL EXAM 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+ What circuit court does South Carolina fall under - CORRECT ANSWER-4th circuit What are the 2 branches of circuit court - CORRECT ANSWER-1. common pleas - civil 2. general sessions - criminal what court has jurisdiction over matters involving wills, estates, etc. and has no criminal jurisdiction - CORRECT ANSWER-probate court Works through c...

TLETA WEEK 1 QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS GRADED A Ethics - ANSWER-Caught not taught What does Modern day policing come from? - ANSWER-English Law What is the Court Structure? - ANSWER-Supreme Court, Court of criminal appeals, appeals court, Circuit court or Criminal court, municipal and general sessions What is the Legal Hierarchy? - ANSWER-Federal Laws, State laws, Local laws What are the steps to State court? - ANSWER-Arrest, general sessions, grand jury, trial, appeal 3 Checks o...

municipal court not of record non-lawyer - ANSWERnon-lawyer, fines up to $50, no Jail sentences, juvenile jurisdiction over only traffic violations. court not of record no lawyer - ANSWERa court in which proceedings are not required to be recorded, the judge is a lawyer, can fine up to $200, may give 30 days in jail, may not jail juveniles. court of record - ANSWERkeeps an exact account of what goes on at trial, lawyer judge, must have over 65,000 population, can fine up to $1200, up to 90...

Phase 1 Exam- 720 Academy Complete Exam Questions and Answers 2024 What kind of tickets do municipal courts handle? - CORRECT ANSWER-Ordinance violations, monetary fines, jug tickets and traffic As a law enforcement officer, will you testify at an appeal? - CORRECT ANSWER-No 1. The person filling the appeals is: 2.The other person is - CORRECT ANSWER-1. Appellate 2. Respondent 1. How many judges WI Supreme Court? 2. US Supreme Court? - CORRECT ANSWER-1. 7 2. 9 What are the 10 manda...

U.S. Supreme Court Ans: - Appellate Court - 9 Justices - Rule of four (4) to hear cases, cases require four judges voting to take up a case - Majority vote - Writ of Certiorari U.S. Circuit Court Ans: - 13 Court of Appeals - We are in the 7th District (located out of Chicago) Federal District Court Ans: - Four (4) districts in Wisconsin - Located in Madison, Milwaukee, Green Bay, and Wausau - Judges are appointed & serve for life WI Supreme Court Ans: - 7 Justices - Elected to 10 ...

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PLSC 1 exam 2 (Sentementes spring) Exam Questions and Answers 100% Verified A system of jurisprudence in which authoritative documents determine how the law is to be interpreted is called - answercivil law Under this system, legal codes and statutes (and not judges) inform future decisions. While many countries, such as France, use the system of civil law, the United States relies on the principles of common law. A student who was denied admission to law school brought suit against the sc...

PLSC 1 exam 2 (Sentementes spring) Exam Questions and Answers 100% Verified A system of jurisprudence in which authoritative documents determine how the law is to be interpreted is called - answercivil law Under this system, legal codes and statutes (and not judges) inform future decisions. While many countries, such as France, use the system of civil law, the United States relies on the principles of common law. A student who was denied admission to law school brought suit against the sc...