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Rights read to an arrested individual, informing them of their right to remain silent and have an attorney.
Miranda Rights
A court that is unbiased and fair in its proceedings.
Impartial Tribunal
Legal protection that prevents a person from being tried twice for the same offense.
Double Jeopardy
The right to have a trial conducted within a reasonable amount of time.
Speedy Trial
A formal statement given by a witness under oath.
Testimony
A formal accusation that a person has committed a crime.
Indictment
The release of an offender under supervision instead of serving time in prison.
Probation
The offense of lying or making false statements under oath.
Perjury
Legal responsibility one individual or entity has to another for damages or injury caused.
Civil Liability
Arises from breaches of contract when one party does not fulfill agreed obligations.
Contractual Liability
Holds manufacturers or sellers accountable for harm caused by defective or unsafe products.
Product Liability
When an entity (like an employer) is held responsible for the wrongful acts of another (like an employee) performed within the scope of their role.
Vicarious Liability
Involves harm or injury caused by wrongful acts outside of a contract.
Tort Liability
Failing to exercise reasonable care, resulting in harm.
Negligence
Deliberate actions that cause harm.
Intentional Torts
Legal rights to possess, use, and transfer tangible or intangible property.
Property Rights
