SPEA-V184 FINAL EXAM COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALREADY
PASSED 2025 LATEST COMPREHENSIVE
STUDY GUIDE 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ criminal law. Answer: laws designed by the legislature to maintain
order and safety
⩥ substantive law. Answer: law that declares what conduct is criminal
and prescribes the punishment to be imposed for such conduct
⩥ Procedural law. Answer: Law that establishes the methods of
enforcing the rights established by substantive law.
⩥ what law enforces rights?. Answer: Procedural law
⩥ What law defines rights?. Answer: substantive law
⩥ steps in filing a lawsuit. Answer: 1) commencement (filings)
2) pleadings (claims for relief)
3) response (defendants response)
, 4) Notice (summons)
⩥ Injunctive relief. Answer: remedy provided by a court decision
preventing or requiring someone to perform a particular action.
⩥ Temporary restraining orders. Answer: can be issued without a
hearing, short term measure until the court can issue something more
enduring
⩥ Preliminary Injunction. Answer: an order issued early in a lawsuit
prohibiting a party from doing something during the course of the
lawsuit, requires a hearing to show
⩥ Permanent Injunction. Answer: a final court order, issued after the
conclusion of the trial or as part of a settlement agreement. full hearing,
plaintiff must show
⩥ Jurisdiction Types. Answer: subject matter, personal jurisdiction, in
rem jurisdiction
⩥ Subject Matter Jurisdiction. Answer: the power of a court to hear a
particular type of case. cannot be waived
⩥ Personal Jurisdiction. Answer: courts power to bring a person into its
adjudicative process and render a valid judgement over the person
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALREADY
PASSED 2025 LATEST COMPREHENSIVE
STUDY GUIDE 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ criminal law. Answer: laws designed by the legislature to maintain
order and safety
⩥ substantive law. Answer: law that declares what conduct is criminal
and prescribes the punishment to be imposed for such conduct
⩥ Procedural law. Answer: Law that establishes the methods of
enforcing the rights established by substantive law.
⩥ what law enforces rights?. Answer: Procedural law
⩥ What law defines rights?. Answer: substantive law
⩥ steps in filing a lawsuit. Answer: 1) commencement (filings)
2) pleadings (claims for relief)
3) response (defendants response)
, 4) Notice (summons)
⩥ Injunctive relief. Answer: remedy provided by a court decision
preventing or requiring someone to perform a particular action.
⩥ Temporary restraining orders. Answer: can be issued without a
hearing, short term measure until the court can issue something more
enduring
⩥ Preliminary Injunction. Answer: an order issued early in a lawsuit
prohibiting a party from doing something during the course of the
lawsuit, requires a hearing to show
⩥ Permanent Injunction. Answer: a final court order, issued after the
conclusion of the trial or as part of a settlement agreement. full hearing,
plaintiff must show
⩥ Jurisdiction Types. Answer: subject matter, personal jurisdiction, in
rem jurisdiction
⩥ Subject Matter Jurisdiction. Answer: the power of a court to hear a
particular type of case. cannot be waived
⩥ Personal Jurisdiction. Answer: courts power to bring a person into its
adjudicative process and render a valid judgement over the person
