____________________is the legislative body of a country or state.

Senate 100 members ____ per state.

_________________Are written laws enacted by legislatures.

___________________ is the process in which one country asks another to surrender a suspected or convicted criminal.

_____________ government pass laws with statewide jurisdiction.

Transportation and traffic, marriage and divorce, most criminal laws are example of: ______________________

______________________ means having the power to make laws.

Local Law passes laws known as ________________ or regulations.

________________ if passed by the legislature and not vetoed by the executive branch becomes a law the people must obey it.

House of Representatives - 435 members- states represented according size of ________.

The __________, commonly referred to as the World Court, is the principal judicial body of the United Nations.

________________often applies when national governments make treaties with other countries.

A_________________ is an agreement or contract between countries.

____________________ Is the clause provision in Article VI of the Constitution stating that in the event of conflict between state and federal law, the federal law must be applied.

_________enact new laws or to amend or repeal old laws.

Refugees crossing national borders, ownership of property including copyrights and patents, the environment and extradition are example of _____________.

Congress deals with ___________________.

___________has jurisdiction to prosecute individual responsible for serious crimes of international concern such as genocide, and crimes against humanity.

The most serious and violent crimes are known as misdemeanors

Groups of laws that refer to disputes between people.

In a Civil case to convict, you have to prove defendant guilty beyond a reasonable doubt

In ____________if found liable, you may have to pay monetary damages or compensation to plaintiff.

are serious criminal offense punishable by a prison sentence of more than one year

Case is brought by the government against a defendant, the person accused of committing the crime

Is the first 10 amendments to the Constitution, which guarantees basics individual rights to all persons in the U.S.

Civil action is a noncriminal lawsuit, brought to enforce a right or redress a wrong