Study Sheet for Final
Definitions
- Tyranny of the Majority
- "Excesses of Democracy"
- General Will
- Rule of Individual Wills
- Fiduciary
- Mediation
- Stochastocracy
- "reasonable man"
- advisoraly system - one party against another
- technocracy
- men's rea and actus reus - guilty mind and guilty act
People
- Alexis de Toqueville
- President Jackson
- Fuller
- Hart
- Blackwater
- Rousseau
- Locke
Topics
- The Legal Profession
- Law & the adversarial process
- Juries
- Jury Selection
- Jury Nullification
- Jury Makeup
- Possible Decline of the Jury
- Bias in jury
- Knowledge of case
- age, gender, race, ethnicity, religion, political party
- Jury be peers (same class)
- History of Jury w/ Athens and the King
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Technology and Law
Ideas
Jury find facts, judges find the law
Is jury the best way in the judicial system or is there a better way?
-What does being a citizen mean in a judicial sense?
-Working for me v. representing me? -elected public officials
-total v. partial enforcement
Court Cases discussed
Duncan v. Louisiana - 14th amendment equal protection - federal law troupes state law
Blakeley v. Washington
Torc Cases
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