Post by breakmydreams on May 4, 2008 23:15:52 GMT
I would really appreciate it...
1) Give Webster's complete definition of law.
2) Explain in a brief essay (150-200 words) what this definition means to you.
3) List all current Supreme Court justices and give a brief description of their qualifications.
4) Define and explain the laws surrounding your offense. (Shoplifting/Theft).
5) Who is the current Attorney General for the United States? What are this person's qualifications and educational background?
6) What are the differences between the General District Court, the Circuit Court, and the Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court?
7) Explain the whole process of how laws are made.
8) What is the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony? What are the different classes of misdemeanors and felonies and what do these classes mean?
9) In the juvenile court system, what are the differences between an informal hearing and a formal hearing?
10) Explain in a brief essay (200-250 words) why we have laws.
11) What does it mean for an intake officer to establish probable cause?
12) In a brief essay (150-200 words) tell why drugs are illegal.
13) Define and explain due process, then write a brief essay (50-100 words) about how it has worked for you.
14) What is secure detention?
15) What are the differences between a parole officer and a probation officer?
16) What is the role of the judge in the juvenile courtroom?
17) What are the differences in how a juvenile is tried as oppose to an adult?
18) Is Virginia a capital punishment state? If so how are executions performed?
19) List and explain all the steps in the juvenile trial process.
1) Give Webster's complete definition of law.
2) Explain in a brief essay (150-200 words) what this definition means to you.
3) List all current Supreme Court justices and give a brief description of their qualifications.
4) Define and explain the laws surrounding your offense. (Shoplifting/Theft).
5) Who is the current Attorney General for the United States? What are this person's qualifications and educational background?
6) What are the differences between the General District Court, the Circuit Court, and the Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court?
7) Explain the whole process of how laws are made.
8) What is the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony? What are the different classes of misdemeanors and felonies and what do these classes mean?
9) In the juvenile court system, what are the differences between an informal hearing and a formal hearing?
10) Explain in a brief essay (200-250 words) why we have laws.
11) What does it mean for an intake officer to establish probable cause?
12) In a brief essay (150-200 words) tell why drugs are illegal.
13) Define and explain due process, then write a brief essay (50-100 words) about how it has worked for you.
14) What is secure detention?
15) What are the differences between a parole officer and a probation officer?
16) What is the role of the judge in the juvenile courtroom?
17) What are the differences in how a juvenile is tried as oppose to an adult?
18) Is Virginia a capital punishment state? If so how are executions performed?
19) List and explain all the steps in the juvenile trial process.
