At a trial, does a jury decide the points of fact or the points of law?
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The points of fact, only a judge can decide points of law.
What is the difference between a civil and criminal suit?
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A civil suit usually deals with private corporations or individuals in order to
make money or a jail sentence. A criminal suit deals with a person who has
committed a crime and is being treated to a court case.
, When and how did California become a state?
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California applied for statehood (1849) and became a state (September 9,
1850) after the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed and Mexico gave
the land the the US.
What are the three branches of government?
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Legislative "makes laws" - Executive "carries out laws" - Judicial "evaluates
laws"
True or false: A bailiff is one who does not report for trial and forfeits bail
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False
When was the present day California Constitution adopted?
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The points of fact, only a judge can decide points of law.
What is the difference between a civil and criminal suit?
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A civil suit usually deals with private corporations or individuals in order to
make money or a jail sentence. A criminal suit deals with a person who has
committed a crime and is being treated to a court case.
, When and how did California become a state?
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California applied for statehood (1849) and became a state (September 9,
1850) after the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed and Mexico gave
the land the the US.
What are the three branches of government?
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Legislative "makes laws" - Executive "carries out laws" - Judicial "evaluates
laws"
True or false: A bailiff is one who does not report for trial and forfeits bail
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False
When was the present day California Constitution adopted?
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