The Practice in Law-Governed Societies in Which Laws Are Known

question 12

Multiple Choice

The practice in law-governed societies in which laws are known and understood, and there is an ability to appeal to higher authorities to ensure that the laws are applied correctly is called:

• A) liability.
• B) due process.
• C) the courts of appeal.
• D) accountability.
• E) responsibility.

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Definitions:

Legal Research Goals

Objectives pursued during the legal research process, including finding authoritative law, identifying legal issues, and locating supportive evidence or arguments.

Cases On Point

Legal cases that are directly relevant to the matter at hand, particularly those that may serve as precedent.

Binding Authority

Legal principles and precedents set forth by higher courts that lower courts within the same jurisdiction must follow when deciding similar cases.

Reasonable Fees

Charges for services that are fair and consistent with the amount typically charged for similar services by comparable professionals in the area.