Common Law Is a System by Which a Court

question 26

Multiple Choice

Common law is a system by which a court:

• A) ensures that both parties to a case have lawyers and share evidence
• B) makes legal decisions on the basis of earlier decisions by other courts
• C) provides a detailed codification of the law
• D) only hears cases that come from its specific jurisdiction
• E) hears special cases involving noncitizens, illegal immigrants, and terrorist suspects

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Definitions:

Creative Problem Solving

A method involving imagination and innovation to find solutions to complex issues.

Conflict Resolution

Conflict resolution involves strategies and processes aimed at resolving disputes and disagreements between parties.

Cooperativeness

The willingness to work together with others towards a common goal or interest.

Assertiveness

The trait of possessing confidence and self-assurance while avoiding aggressiveness.