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Chapter 4 Condensed
- 1. 4-1 The Court System
- 11. 4-2 Federal Court System
- 25. 4-3 State Court Systems
- 29. A TYPICAL STATE COURT SYSTEM Supreme Court Family Court Probate Court Criminal Court Juvenile Court Municipal Court Justice’s Court (The Court of a Justice of the Peace ) Small Claims Court Trial Court (Of Original General Jurisdiction) Intermediate Appeals Court (In Populous States)
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- Those types of activities would be prohibited under federal anti-discrimination statutes Could sue for damages and an injunction against similar treatment If employer retaliates against Anthony, the courts could correct such actions. No legal duty, but maybe a moral duty to help those in the future.
- - By using arbitration both parties can avoid court costs and delays. 7-Eleven can require buyers to use arbitration.
- - To settle the dispute
- Court that deals with federal disputes as opposed to state or local disputes
- Lawsuit of more than $75,000 between citizens of different states.
- Original jurisdiction over cases affecting ambassadors, other public ministers and consuls and cases dealing with a state
- Federal issues vs. state issues