Scenario 1: You own a clothing store and you discover that one of your employees has been stealing money from the cash register. You contact the authorities and have the employee arrested. (Criminal) Scenario 2: You own your own dentistry office and you hire landscapers to work on the lawn of your business. They work the first day and finish half of the landscaping, they do not show up the second day and do not reply to calls. You have already paid them and decide to sue. (Civil)
Sources of Law a. Civil- Deals with wrongs against a certain individual b. Criminal- Killing someone in an accident is a wrong against society c. Substantive- This deals with rights given to someone through the constitution
Scenarios 1. A man comes into my business and slips on a puddle created by a leak in the roof. Since I did not place a wet floor sign by the puddle, the man tries to sue me for negligence. This would be civil law, as I have wronged an individual. 2. One of my employees tries to steal money from the register. I catch him, fire him, and call the cops. He is arrested and brought to jail for theft. This would be criminal law, since theft is a wrong against society.
1. This case would be tried at County Court, since the damages done will most likely add up to more than $2,500. 2. This would be tried at County Court, since it is vehicular homicide. 3. The final case would go straight to the State Supreme Court, as it deals with a state law.
1. When the man fell, he broke his leg, and racked up thousands in medical bills. The case would go to county court, since he is suing for more than $2,500. 2. This would go to municipal court, since theft is a crime.
1. I paid someone to clean my house and they were there alone in the house & once I came home I found some valuable items that were broken - Civil Law 2. I was walking home on a day where it had just finished snowing. I walked on the sidewalk in front of my neighbor's house and it wasn't shoveled yet. I slipped and fell and broke my ankle - Civil Law
Scenario 1: You work at a fast food shop and become angered by an angry customer. The customer then proceeds to throw a cup of soda in your face and you decide to retaliate and began fighting. The manager calls the cops and they arrest you both and read you your Miranda rights. (Criminal, Procedural)
Scenario 2: You were injured in a construction accident and it was determined that it was the company's fault for safety procedures being skipped/violated.They refuse to compensate you for the accident and will not do anything. You have hospital bills that need to be paid and are unable to work for a while. You decide to take them to court and sue the construction company. (Civil)
A. Civil B. Criminal, procedural, and substantive C. Civil Scenario 1: You are a owner of a store. A man robs the store takes all the money in the register and shoots the clerk. This is an example of a criminal and a substantive case. Scenario 2: You are a store owner who forgets to shovel the side walk outside your store after a recent snow storm. A man walking by slips and breaks his leg. This is an example of a civil case.
1) Ellis hired a tree cutter to remove a tree in his backyard. The tree fell onto Ellis’ house when the worker was chopping it. Ellis sues the company in a civil case.
2) Jackson was working at the front desk of Thomson Pharmaceuticals when a shady figure walked into the store. Jackson reached down and grabbed a gun, ready for emergency. When he looked up, the man was right in front 0f him on the other side of the desk. Frightened, Jackson shoots the man. The man went to the hospital and recovered, but put a lawsuit against the company for allowing guns in emergency cases. (civil?)
the first one i would say is civil matter because maybe Carlos didn't know all that would happen when redicut did whatever they did. The second one would definatley be criminal activity. Because if she would of done that and didn't get caught and got away she would be a criminal. The last one is procedural because it has to do with the government.
Someone comes to my etablishment slips on water and falls. No wet floor sign. I am at fault. Civil suit
Someone slips outside my stoire after a snowstorm and i didnt shovel. I get a civil suit.
Scenario 1: You work at a restaurant and you see that one of your co workers has been stealing other people's tips right off the tables. You report the crime to your manager.
Scenario 2: You own a retail store and a couple of your employees have been stealing money and merchandise. You call the police and the employees are arrested.
Scenario 1. Your in charge of a big business and find out that one of your co-workers are taking money from the company illegally. So you call the police and have them arrested. (Criminal) Scenario 2. You own a tomato plantation farm and someone tells you that a neighbor living near some of the crops is spraying rat poison are her lawn. You explain to her that what she is doing can damage your farm and tomato's your growing, she agrees to stop but then the next day she continues to do it so you decide to sue her. (Civil)
1. I pay a pool company up front to clean my pool. I leave and come back and the pool is still dirty and i don't here from the pool cleaning business. - Civil Law
2. I go to the store and buy some food not knowing that it was bad. I become very ill and I have to go to the hospital for food poisoning. - Civil Law
1 scenario : I took my car to the shop to get it detailed and customized for this car show. I asked the man to tint my windows, gold 24 inch rims, cream leather seats and a loud stereo. I asked for Lamborghini doors. The guy told me he will be finish the following week. The cost for the car to get customized and detailed will be $65,000 i said okay that's fine. I go back the following week like he tells me to. My windows were tinted but my seats was an off white not even cream. My doors were suicide doors that go up. Not even Lamborghini doors. He tells me he didn't have any more doors like that so he thought i wouldn't mind if he put suicide doors on their and if i really want the Lamborghini doors i have to pay extra so he can order them. In my case if he didnt have the doors in the first place why would you make me pay up front. Or if you didnt have cream seats why would you make them off white. My rims were gold but they weren't 24 inches. I told him to change my car and do what i asked of him and he told me it will cost me extra for the labor that hes doing to take everything off and find new pieces. I told him I'm taking him to court and sewing him for not doing what i asked of him and for not refunding my money!
A.) This Law falls under civil law because it's his land and it's ruining the others land other than hers.
B.) This falls under criminal, procedural and substantive because the police need to read her her Miranda rights and criminal because she had gotten arrested for DUI and homicide. It's substantive because it's a set law.
C.) This may fall under substantive and civil because it's against one person and also because the people installed the cable boxes to her apartment.
2 scenario's; 1.) The first scenario is that I run a business and someone from my business steals some clothes, later when I find out I have to fire them. This is an example of Criminal and civil Law.
Scenario 2.) I'm driving my 2008 Honda Civic, as I'm driving a car doesn't see me turning the corner and hits right into my car leaving me with bruises, being unconscious for a good 5 minutes & the side of my car dented in pretty badly. The car doesn't stop and drives away while people com rushing over about to call the police. This would fall under Criminal Law.
1) The first scenario falls under civil law because the company can be sued for property damage caused by erosion. 2) The second scenario falls under criminal law and civil law because it is illegal to drink while driving and vehicular homicide affects one person or more. 3) The third scenario falls under substantive and civil law because Loretta is claiming that a cable company is threatening to evict her from her property, which she considers a violation in her rights.
Harold was plowing his front yard to clear snow away. A tow truck then pulls up to tow away his 37-year-old car sitting out in the snowy street. The tow truck operator was inexperienced and accidentally hooks the axle of the front wheels and wrecks the entire front of the car. The vehicle was in need of an engine change.
There is a man who is working as a charity worker near a local supermarket. He starts taking money out of the cash register and tries to conceal his loot. A person who is donating her old clothes catches him in the act and calls the police.
The first scenario falls under civil law and criminal law because it affects Harold who was supposed to park his car in the driveway and the inexperienced tow truck operator damages private property. The second scenario falls under criminal law because theft is illegal.
Scenario A classifies as substantive. Scenario B classifies as Criminal. Scenario C classifies as Civil.
Event 1: You are a Manager at target and you find out that a worker is giving out free merchandise. This would classify under criminal since they are basically stealing from the store.
Event 2: You find out that a coworker is putting company money in a separate account for them self. this also classifies under criminal.
scenario A is civil Scenario B criminal Scenario C civil and substantive
Event 1:Your at a restaurant and while your eating someone crashes into your car and pulls off. i said criminal because thats a hit and run
Event 2: your getting a house built and you want red velvet carpet and marble counters with a triple garage for your 3 cars and a shower room in the basement with a swimming pool out back when you come back when your house is done everything in the house is wooden and the counters are chipped and the person that built your house is no where to be found
A - Civil / Small Claims Court B - Criminal / Procedural / Substantive / Municipal Court C - Civil / Small Claims Court
Scenario 1 - A friend and I go to a party, she is the d.d, but she ends up drinking. We leave the party, she's driving and im in the passenger seat. She drives directly into traffic, not seeing the stop sign and we get into an accident. The car is totaled and i am in a coma , the driver of the car we hit dies. Criminal / Municipal Court
a. Civil
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c. Civil
Scenario 1: You own a clothing store and you discover that one of your employees has been stealing money from the cash register. You contact the authorities and have the employee arrested. (Criminal)
Scenario 2: You own your own dentistry office and you hire landscapers to work on the lawn of your business. They work the first day and finish half of the landscaping, they do not show up the second day and do not reply to calls. You have already paid them and decide to sue. (Civil)
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Deletea. Small Claims Court
Deleteb. Municipal Court
c. Small Claims Court
Scenario 1: County Court
Scenario 2: Small Claims Court
Sources of Law
ReplyDeletea. Civil- Deals with wrongs against a certain individual
b. Criminal- Killing someone in an accident is a wrong against society
c. Substantive- This deals with rights given to someone through the constitution
Scenarios
1. A man comes into my business and slips on a puddle created by a leak in the roof. Since I did not place a wet floor sign by the puddle, the man tries to sue me for negligence. This would be civil law, as I have wronged an individual.
2. One of my employees tries to steal money from the register. I catch him, fire him, and call the cops. He is arrested and brought to jail for theft. This would be criminal law, since theft is a wrong against society.
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Delete1. This case would be tried at County Court, since the damages done will most likely add up to more than $2,500.
Delete2. This would be tried at County Court, since it is vehicular homicide.
3. The final case would go straight to the State Supreme Court, as it deals with a state law.
1. When the man fell, he broke his leg, and racked up thousands in medical bills. The case would go to county court, since he is suing for more than $2,500.
2. This would go to municipal court, since theft is a crime.
a.civil
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c. substantive
A) Civil
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C) Substantive
1. I paid someone to clean my house and they were there alone in the house & once I came home I found some valuable items that were broken - Civil Law
2. I was walking home on a day where it had just finished snowing. I walked on the sidewalk in front of my neighbor's house and it wasn't shoveled yet. I slipped and fell and broke my ankle - Civil Law
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DeleteA) Small Claims Court
DeleteB) Municipal Court
C) Small Claims Court
1 - Small Claims
2 - County Court
A. Civil
ReplyDeleteB. Criminal, Procedural
C. Civil
Scenario 1: You work at a fast food shop and become angered by an angry customer. The customer then proceeds to throw a cup of soda in your face and you decide to retaliate and began fighting. The manager calls the cops and they arrest you both and read you your Miranda rights. (Criminal, Procedural)
Scenario 2: You were injured in a construction accident and it was determined that it was the company's fault for safety procedures being skipped/violated.They refuse to compensate you for the accident and will not do anything. You have hospital bills that need to be paid and are unable to work for a while. You decide to take them to court and sue the construction company. (Civil)
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DeleteA.County Court
DeleteB.Municipal Court
C.Small Claims Court
Scenario 1:Municipal Court
Scenario 2: County Court
A. Civil
ReplyDeleteB. Criminal, procedural, and substantive
C. Civil
Scenario 1: You are a owner of a store. A man robs the store takes all the money in the register and shoots the clerk. This is an example of a criminal and a substantive case.
Scenario 2: You are a store owner who forgets to shovel the side walk outside your store after a recent snow storm. A man walking by slips and breaks his leg. This is an example of a civil case.
A. Circuit claims
DeleteB. Circuit court
C. State supreme
1. State court
2. Small claims
a. Civil
ReplyDeleteb. Criminal
c. Substantive
1) Ellis hired a tree cutter to remove a tree in his backyard. The tree fell onto Ellis’ house when the worker was chopping it. Ellis sues the company in a civil case.
2) Jackson was working at the front desk of Thomson Pharmaceuticals when a shady figure walked into the store. Jackson reached down and grabbed a gun, ready for emergency. When he looked up, the man was right in front 0f him on the other side of the desk. Frightened, Jackson shoots the man. The man went to the hospital and recovered, but put a lawsuit against the company for allowing guns in emergency cases. (civil?)
a. Small Claims Court
Deleteb. Circuit Court
c. Small Claims Court
1) Circuit Court
2) Municipal Court (Criminal too?)
the first one i would say is civil matter because maybe Carlos didn't know all that would happen when redicut did whatever they did.
ReplyDeleteThe second one would definatley be criminal activity. Because if she would of done that and didn't get caught and got away she would be a criminal.
The last one is procedural because it has to do with the government.
Someone comes to my etablishment slips on water and falls. No wet floor sign. I am at fault. Civil suit
Someone slips outside my stoire after a snowstorm and i didnt shovel. I get a civil suit.
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Deletea. Small Claims Court
Deleteb. Municipal Court
c. Small Claims Court
1. low claims
Delete2. low claims
a. civil
ReplyDeleteb. procedural/criminal
c. civil
Scenario 1: You work at a restaurant and you see that one of your co workers has been stealing other people's tips right off the tables. You report the crime to your manager.
Scenario 2: You own a retail store and a couple of your employees have been stealing money and merchandise. You call the police and the employees are arrested.
1. circuit
Delete2. circuit
3. state
1. municipal
2. small claims
1) Civil
ReplyDelete2) Procedural
3) Substantive
If i had a plumber to my drains and i left him alone and i came to find a lot of things broken in my kitchen that would be civil.
You got in a fight with someone so you end breaking there jaw that would be civil and criminal
A.County Court
DeleteB.Municipal Court
C.Small Claims Court
Scenario 1- small claims court
2- county court
a. Civil
ReplyDeleteb. Criminal/Procedural
c. Civil
Scenario 1. Your in charge of a big business and find out that one of your co-workers are taking money from the company illegally. So you call the police and have them arrested. (Criminal)
Scenario 2. You own a tomato plantation farm and someone tells you that a neighbor living near some of the crops is spraying rat poison are her lawn. You explain to her that what she is doing can damage your farm and tomato's your growing, she agrees to stop but then the next day she continues to do it so you decide to sue her. (Civil)
a. Circuit court
Deleteb. Municipal court
c. State Supreme court
Scenario 1. Municipal court
Scenario 2. Circuit court
1.) Civil
ReplyDelete2.) Procedural/Substantive
3.) Substantive
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1. I pay a pool company up front to clean my pool. I leave and come back and the pool is still dirty and i don't here from the pool cleaning business. - Civil Law
2. I go to the store and buy some food not knowing that it was bad. I become very ill and I have to go to the hospital for food poisoning. - Civil Law
Small Claims Court
DeleteMunicipal Court
Small Claims Court
Scenario 1: County Court
Scenario 2: Small Claims Court
a. Civil
ReplyDeleteb. Procedural/Criminal
c. Civil
1 scenario : I took my car to the shop to get it detailed and customized for this car show. I asked the man to tint my windows, gold 24 inch rims, cream leather seats and a loud stereo. I asked for Lamborghini doors. The guy told me he will be finish the following week. The cost for the car to get customized and detailed will be $65,000 i said okay that's fine. I go back the following week like he tells me to. My windows were tinted but my seats was an off white not even cream. My doors were suicide doors that go up. Not even Lamborghini doors. He tells me he didn't have any more doors like that so he thought i wouldn't mind if he put suicide doors on their and if i really want the Lamborghini doors i have to pay extra so he can order them. In my case if he didnt have the doors in the first place why would you make me pay up front. Or if you didnt have cream seats why would you make them off white. My rims were gold but they weren't 24 inches. I told him to change my car and do what i asked of him and he told me it will cost me extra for the labor that hes doing to take everything off and find new pieces. I told him I'm taking him to court and sewing him for not doing what i asked of him and for not refunding my money!
A.) This Law falls under civil law because it's his land and it's ruining the others land other than hers.
ReplyDeleteB.) This falls under criminal, procedural and substantive because the police need to read her her Miranda rights and criminal because she had gotten arrested for DUI and homicide. It's substantive because it's a set law.
C.) This may fall under substantive and civil because it's against one person
and also because the people installed the cable boxes to her apartment.
2 scenario's; 1.) The first scenario is that I run a business and someone from my business steals some clothes, later when I find out I have to fire them. This is an example of Criminal and civil Law.
Scenario 2.) I'm driving my 2008 Honda Civic, as I'm driving a car doesn't see me turning the corner and hits right into my car leaving me with bruises, being unconscious for a good 5 minutes & the side of my car dented in pretty badly. The car doesn't stop and drives away while people com rushing over about to call the police. This would fall under Criminal Law.
Scenario A Carlos will go to Circuit court.
DeleteScenario B will be Municipal.
And lastly scenario C will be State Supreme court.
1) The first scenario falls under civil law because the company can be sued for property damage caused by erosion.
ReplyDelete2) The second scenario falls under criminal law and civil law because it is illegal to drink while driving and vehicular homicide affects one person or more.
3) The third scenario falls under substantive and civil law because Loretta is claiming that a cable company is threatening to evict her from her property, which she considers a violation in her rights.
Harold was plowing his front yard to clear snow away. A tow truck then pulls up to tow away his 37-year-old car sitting out in the snowy street. The tow truck operator was inexperienced and accidentally hooks the axle of the front wheels and wrecks the entire front of the car. The vehicle was in need of an engine change.
There is a man who is working as a charity worker near a local supermarket. He starts taking money out of the cash register and tries to conceal his loot. A person who is donating her old clothes catches him in the act and calls the police.
DeleteThe first scenario falls under civil law and criminal law because it affects Harold who was supposed to park his car in the driveway and the inexperienced tow truck operator damages private property. The second scenario falls under criminal law because theft is illegal.
DeleteScenario A classifies as substantive.
ReplyDeleteScenario B classifies as Criminal.
Scenario C classifies as Civil.
Event 1: You are a Manager at target and you find out that a worker is giving out free merchandise. This would classify under criminal since they are basically stealing from the store.
Event 2: You find out that a coworker is putting company money in a separate account for them self. this also classifies under criminal.
A.Circuit Court
DeleteB.Municipal Court
C.state supreme
1.small claims
2.Small claims
scenario A is civil
ReplyDeleteScenario B criminal
Scenario C civil and substantive
Event 1:Your at a restaurant and while your eating someone crashes into your car and pulls off. i said criminal because thats a hit and run
Event 2: your getting a house built and you want red velvet carpet and marble counters with a triple garage for your 3 cars and a shower room in the basement with a swimming pool out back when you come back when your house is done everything in the house is wooden and the counters are chipped and the person that built your house is no where to be found
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DeleteA - Civil / Small Claims Court
ReplyDeleteB - Criminal / Procedural / Substantive / Municipal Court
C - Civil / Small Claims Court
Scenario 1 - A friend and I go to a party, she is the d.d, but she ends up drinking. We leave the party, she's driving and im in the passenger seat. She drives directly into traffic, not seeing the stop sign and we get into an accident. The car is totaled and i am in a coma , the driver of the car we hit dies. Criminal / Municipal Court