- All agreements must be placed in writing to be fully enforceable in court.
- Contractual intent must be present in the offer.
- An executed contract is one that has been fully performed.
- Without genuine assent, a contract is voidable.
- Motive plays a key role in criminal liability.
- The actions of an arbitrator are advisory, not legally binding.
- When is a preincorporation subscription revocable?
- Attorneys generally are not required in small claims court.
- Cases involving citizens of different states in which less than $75,000 is at stake must be tried in the state courts.
- Negligence is the most common intentional tort.
- An arraignment is written accusation declaring that there is sufficient evidence to try and individual for a specific crime.
- What is a crime for an adult is juvenile delinquency for a minor.
- A trial court has original jurisdiction.
- The chief officer of a court is the bailiff.
- A misdemeanor is a less serious crime.
- Laws typically reflect the culture and circumstance that create them.
- When a written law is in conflict with ethical reasoning, an act of civil disobedience is ethical.
- only federal government has the right to regulate
- A reasonable ground for belief is known as probable cause.
- The Jury is an institution unique to the Roman Civil Law.