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  • Court martial. uniform code of justice. Desertion or AWOL. Specialized law with own court judges
    Military
  • Government by a King, Queen, emperor who inherits power
    Monarchy
  • Guilty or Not Guilty, felonies misdemeanors, fines jail
    Criminal law
  • Another name for a representative democracy. Government belongs to the public
    Republic
  • Central gov't is weak and can only do what the states agree to let it do. AOC
    Confederal
  • Based on Constitution, guarantees certain rights and freedoms are protected. Bill of rights
    Constitutional law
  • No one is above the law, everyone is equal even leadership and officials
    Rule of law
  • Form of Government where government owns some inductries and provides many public services at no charge
    Socialism
  • Form of government where government controls all farming and industry owns all property. Usually becomes dictatorship
    Communism
  • Divorce, child support, contracts. No crime committed no law broken. Disputes over responsibilities
    Civil law
  • Laws created by legislature or lawmaking body. Congress, State legislature, City council
    Statutory Law
  • Rule by one person who claims total power
    Autocracy
  • Rule by a amall group of people, such as few very rich people or leaders of a political party
    Oligarchy
  • Freedom to petition the government supports individual involvement in the political system. Individuals are free to create and sign petitions and contact their government. Political Social or Economic?
    Political
  • Central govt and local govt's share power. Can't abolish each other
    Federal or federalist
  • Based on decisions or outcomes of other cases. Precedent. Court decisions can change
    Case law
  • System of Gov. where central government holds all power. Tells local govt's what to do
    Unitary
  • Members of the legislature choose the head of gov't. no separate elections for executive. Prime minister
    Parliamentary
  • Earliest known written collection of laws. inspired legal system, constitution
    Hammurabi's code
  • Individuals can assemble and speak freely. Freedoms of association, peaceable assembly, speech. Political, Economic, or Social?
    Social
  • Form of Democracy where people participate in the decision-making. Citizens decide by attending meetings or voting
    Direct Democracy
  • Protections that life, liberty or property may not be taken without due process of law and that private property may not be taken for public use without just compensation. Political,Social,Economic?
    Economic