Mr. Raymond Sources and Types of Law

What principle states that nobody is above the law?

• Rule of Justice
• Rule of Law
• Law of Equality
• Law of the Land

What does the blindfold on Lady Justice symbolize?

• Justice is impartial
• Justice is blind
• Justice is powerful
• Justice is corrupted

Which ancient code of laws is known for its principle of "an eye for an eye"?

• Twelve Tables
• Code of Justinian
• Code of Hammurabi
• Magna Carta

The Twelve Tables were created in which ancient civilization?

• Babylon
• Greece
• Egypt
• Rome

Laws made by legislators, such as Congress, are known as what?

• Common laws
• Statutes
• Civil laws
• Military laws

What does the concept of common law refer to?

• Laws that apply to everyone equally
• Laws passed by legislators
• Court decisions based on previous cases and precedents
• Laws specific to the military

What type of law deals with disputes between individuals for personal injuries or damages?

• Criminal law
• Civil law
• Constitutional law
• Military law

Which type of law addresses rights protected by the Bill of Rights?

• Civil law
• Constitutional law
• Statutory law
• Common law

What type of law is designed to punish people for crimes?

• Common law
• Constitutional law
• Civil law
• Criminal law

Which level of government deals with local safety issues and property questions?

• Federal government
• State government
• Local government
• International government