Mgmt 455 exam 1
XC BOND
It's a mix of a surety bond and a cash bond — with any combination thereof (i.e. heavy cash bond, low surety / low cash bond, heavy surety / equal cash bond, equal surety, etc.). It truly is up to the judge.
CASH BOND
a cash bond is an amount of bail that must be paid in full, and with cash. can be refunded upon the completion of your case, so long as there are no outstanding fees, restitution, or fines left unpaid.
defendant
a person or entity accused of a crime in criminal prosecution
plaintiff
a person who brings a case against another in a court of law.
initial hearing
advised with what you are charge with *first time . Prosecutor may say "we want to make an offer" to avoid being convicted. this is your opportunity to avoid being convicted
indiana lifeline law
allows a person to call for medical help will not be concerned about being arrested for a crime. Immunity of public intoxication, minor possession, minor transportation. - need to call, give name, remain on scene and cooperate with authorities.
5th amendment
allows persons to be free from self-incrimination
defamation of character
also can be slander; consisting of publication or communication to another of false, spoken words
duties
an obligation imposed upon us to do something or not to do something
bill of rights
are the first 10 amendments to the constitution
defenses to negligent claims
b. comparative fault c. contributory negligence
juror exclusion
bias or predijuce to party involved
defferal system
can _ this to a juror if they can't make it due to hardship or extreme inconvenience, and necessity. In order to get this, must ask judge
insanity defense
can be temporarily insane at the time, but now fine, can walk away. or person guilty of offense but is presently mentally ill=person convicted *only 2% of pleas are successful
person doesn't show up
can find them in contempt of court, sheriff will drive and pick you up to go to court.
punitive damages
damages in excess of those required to compensate the plaintiff for the wrong done, that are imposed to punish the defendant cap: not more than the greater of 3x the amount of damages, or 50,000 dollars. Only you recover 25% of the damages, the 75% goes to violent crime compensation fund
private laws
dealing with contracts between companies
conditional discharge agreement/(judgement of conviction withheld)
defendant pleads guilty, (only for marijuana) judge witholds conviction, for a year, at the end, case dismissed *no conviction *but international students may lose Visa *must plead guilty
comparative fault
defense to negligent claims,is a partial legal defense that reduces the amount of damages that a plaintiff can recover in a negligence-based claim based upon the degree to which the plaintiff's own negligence contributed to cause the injury.
expungement of arrest record
erase record, it is possible to get removed *but if you have been arrested, but no criminal charges filed against you, may petition to have it erased *charges filed, but charges dropped b/c of a mistake of identity or no probable cause arrest record can be sealed from public after years
discharge from employment
for "just cause" will disqualify the individual seeking to obtain unemployment compensation
right
gives us the legal capacity to require someone to do something
trial
go here, found not guilty, post bond
self defense
if somebody tries to attack you, you have the right to defend yourself, includes deadly force. if member of family be attacked, right to use deadly force. even prevent carjacking or airplane jacking. Can't snipe someone who leaves your home
pro sup filing
if the person won't pay fine, need to file this, that is a petition prior to execution.
probable cause
if the police see a crime being committed, have a duty to arrest. if not occurring in present, need this_
juror exemptions
if you had served on a jury in the last year, you can claim this
misdemeanor
imprison for less than a year
felony
imprison for more than a year
due process
included in the 5th amendment and the 14th amendment both contain elements of substantive and procedural _
violent crime compensation act
indiana law, victim of a violent crime can file a claim to recover expenses, for medical, hospital, and ambulance care. (not for personal property) as a result of crime. Cap is 15,000
different defense pleas
insanity, self defense, intoxication
kind of torts
intentional, negligent, strict liability
administrative agency
is a government body charged with administering and implementing legislation
corporate inversion
is a largely American term for the relocation of a corporation's legal domicile to a lower-tax nation, or corporate haven, usually while retaining its material operations in its higher-tax country of origin.
Miranda rule
is a rule of evidence that may prohibit (make the statement not admissible) the state from using incrimination oral statements of a defendant if such statements are in response to police questions while the defendant is in custody
strict liability
is a tort, raising or harboring of wild animals
tort
is a wrong that arises from a violation of a private duty owed to another person/entity
operating while intoxicated
it is not against the law to drive drunk. it is against the law to drive intoxicated
Anti-trust laws
labor unions and baseball, patents, and governments
contributory fault
negligence of the plaintiff that contributes to the injury and at common laws bars from recovery of the defendant, although the defendant may have been more negligent than the plaintiff
summons
notice of being sued. can be served by sherif,, served in mail, or served in publication
tort claim
only applies if you have a lawsuit, against a government agency. Before you sue, have to give them written notice, have a limited amount of time to do so. 180 days, state then has 90 days to respond. then you can sue after thatch 6000
subpoena
order to appear in court, produce documents
due process rights
outlined in all administrative agency actions/enforcements
RICO
part sets up a particular standard if a person or company law may be fined or imprisoned.
diversion agreement
pay a fee, good behavior for a year, court service...after year case dismissed *best deal, *no conviction,*no plea of guilty
surety bond
pay premium to bond, 10%.the most common type of bond that is ordered by a judge.
negligent tort-damages
requires that a defendants actions be the proximate cause of the damage and that the damage would have been forseeable.
Money for violent crime compensation
results from court fines and punity damages assessed and paid with civil suits
indiana exemption types
tangible personal property intangible personal property retirement accounts family residence
Miranda rule is the embodiment of what
the 5th amendment
Garnishment order
the lesser of 1. 25% of disposable income (gross income-taxes) 0r 2. exceeds 30x min wage a week.
role of sheriff
to collect money to have judgement paid. if not enough money after the exemption, sheriff won't sell it
writ of execution
to recover property from a judgement defendant who owes money to an other person
intoxication
under influence of alcohol or drugs such that there is impaired conditions of thought and actions and loss of faculties to endanger another person
statued on shoplifting
will protect shopkeeper 1. if you have probable cause, you have right to detain person 2. can ask for identification 3. search them 4. right to call police 5. have right to keep person for 2 hours
exemptions amount
1. $9350 Tangible property exemption 2. $350 intangible personal property (bank account) 3. $17600 Homestead exemption
affordable care act
1. all persons must obtain health insurance or be required to pay a tax 2. persons may not be denied insurance coverage based upon pre existing medical conditions 3. employers who employ more than 50 full time employees are required to have group health insurance or pay a penalty 4. all health insurance policies must contain certain kinds of coverage 5 can be on parent's insurance until age 26
different types of damages
1. compensatory damages 2. punitive damages 3. nominal damages
elements of a tort
1. existence of a duty 2. breach of that duty 3. damage
juror qualifications
18 yrs or older, U.S. citizen, able to read/write english, resident of county, cannot have an impairment
Recognizance.
There is no bond set, so there is no need to post a bail. You get to walk out of court without paying a soul. This is often a benefit you only get once, or if the jail is experiencing overcrowding and your crime is considered non-violent in nature.
