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by Corinne Meadowstone
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Fundamental framework of the U.S. government that creates three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial.

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Law made by a legislative body - Congress.

  
  
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Regulations/Rules—created by administrative agencies.

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Law derived from judicial decisions; based on precedents of previous cases rather than statutes.

     
  
  
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Principle to follow past decisions, with allowance to correct wrongful past rulings.

  
  
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Written explanation by the court describing the legal reasoning for its decision.

  
  
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The winning side or the most votes in a decision.

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Agrees with the majority but for a different legal reason.

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The losing side in a decision.

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A decision issued by the court as a whole.

  
  
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Three separate but equal branches: Legislative (makes laws), Executive (enforces laws), Judicial (interprets laws).

     
  
  
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Laws can be national, state, or local, regulating matters within their jurisdictions.

              
  
  
  
  
  
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