How does a criminal case differ from a civil case?

What is the common structure of most state court systems?

Describe the structure of the court system in your state . Explain how a lawsuit might progress from the state trial level to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Do you think the adversarial system is the best method for solving disputes? Why or why not?

How does a traditional adversarial relationship with suppliers change when a firm makes a decision to move to a few suppliers?

What is the role of an appellate court when reviewing the exercise of discretion by a trial court?

Explain the meaning of plaintiff and defendant by describing their roles in a lawsuit.

What happens in a lower or trial court?

How is a state court system structured?

Law made when an appellate court endorses a rule to be used in deciding court cases

a. What are the four levels of state court systems? b. Why do most states have low-level courts such as small-claims courts and traffic courts? c. What are the differences between general trial courts and appeals courts?

What is the purpose of the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces?

What is the purpose of courts?

A witness who was at the scene of the crime and who is very sure about what happened is referred to as an expert witness. True or False?