This concept tries to discover what really happened in the dispute. Typically heard by lower courts. Ex: did someone really burn a flag rather than whether burning the flag is unconstitutional.

The idea of banning smoking in public places due to the rights of other who do not want to smoke, and the possible side effects of second-hand smoke is based on what ethical principle

What does the “moral minimum” mean?

A form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) where a neutral 3rd party renders a legally-binding decision.  Acting more as judge, rather than facilitator

Considered a part of Freedom of Speech, Wal-Mart has the right to spend money to support or oppose a candidate for President of the US. What type of speech is this?

This type of law consists of all laws that outline how the courts enforce a person’s rights. For example: right to trial by jury, right to an attorney

Your boat was damaged while docked in Florida, but you live in Alabama. If there is a lawsuit, you would probably have to travel to Florida because the court would use jurisdiction over the thing. Which of these concepts applies here?

Congressman Ferguson proposed a law to require school buses to stop at all railroad crossings. When congress passes the law and it’s “on the book,” what type of law is this?

This means that a party must have suffered a legal injury and have a sufficient “stake” in the controversy.

When the state of Texas made a law that said it was illegal to burn the US flag, the Supreme Court ruled that it was unconstitutional thus making the state law invalid. This right to decide what is and is not constitutional is given to the Supreme Court in which clause of the constitution?