What Does the Fourteenth Amendment State? What Are the Classifications

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What does the Fourteenth Amendment state? What are the classifications under the Fourteenth Amendment?

Be aware of social attachment theories and the survival value of forming connections.

Learn about ostracism's effects on the psyche and social functioning.

Understand the role of the internet and social media in meeting psychological needs and fostering or hindering social connections.

Acknowledge the biological basis of social connections and pain, particularly in relation to the anterior cingulate cortex.

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Definitions:

General Jurisdiction

The court's authority to hear all kinds of legal disputes, typically regarding cases that are not limited by the subject matter or geographic area.

Trial Court

A court of law where cases are tried in the first instance, as opposed to an appeals court.

State's Trial

A legal proceeding held in a state court, which can involve criminal, civil, or administrative matters within that state's jurisdiction.

Federal Courts

Courts established under the U.S. Constitution that deal with legal disputes involving federal law, as well as interstate cases and other specified areas of jurisdiction.