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Sovereignty - A state's authority to govern itself Habeas Corpus - The legal right of a person who is imprisoned without exclamation to appear in court within a reasonable time Extradition - Agreement between states to return fugitives from justice to their home countries Citation - Lists basic facts in a legal case and makes it easy to locate the case in a law library Feudalism - A political, social, and economic system that existed in Europe between 9th and 15th centuries that was based on the relationship of a lord and their vassals Defendant - A person who is sued in a civil actions or charged with a criminal offence Rule of Law - The basic rule that neither individual nor the government is above the law Lobbying - To seek to influence the government to make certain laws Crown Attorney - A prosecutor in criminal matters who works on behalf of society Precedent - A court decision used to decide a similar case Sanctions - Penalties or restrictions imposed on a country Amending Formula - The procedure to change Canada's constitution War Crimes - Criminal acts that violate the customs of war

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Law Unit 1: Key Terms | Chapters 1-3
Sovereignty - ✔✔A state's authority to govern itself



Habeas Corpus - ✔✔The legal right of a person who is imprisoned without exclamation to appear in
court within a reasonable time



Extradition - ✔✔Agreement between states to return fugitives from justice to their home countries



Citation - ✔✔Lists basic facts in a legal case and makes it easy to locate the case in a law library



Feudalism - ✔✔A political, social, and economic system that existed in Europe between 9th and 15th
centuries that was based on the relationship of a lord and their vassals



Defendant - ✔✔A person who is sued in a civil actions or charged with a criminal offence



Rule of Law - ✔✔The basic rule that neither individual nor the government is above the law



Lobbying - ✔✔To seek to influence the government to make certain laws



Crown Attorney - ✔✔A prosecutor in criminal matters who works on behalf of society



Precedent - ✔✔A court decision used to decide a similar case



Sanctions - ✔✔Penalties or restrictions imposed on a country



Amending Formula - ✔✔The procedure to change Canada's constitution



War Crimes - ✔✔Criminal acts that violate the customs of war

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