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Introduction to Law
Introduction to Law, Fifth Edition
Joanne Banker Hames | Yvonne Ekern
Copyright © 2015 by Pearson Education, Inc.
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FIFTH EDITION
CHAPTER
The U.S. Legal
System
2

Introduction to Law, Fifth Edition
Joanne Banker Hames | Yvonne Ekern
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Federalism
•A system of government in which the
people are regulated by both federal
and state governments

Introduction to Law, Fifth Edition
Joanne Banker Hames | Yvonne Ekern
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Powers of the Federal Government
•Express powers in Article I, Sec. 8 of
the U.S. Constitution
•Implied Powers and Commerce Clause

Introduction to Law, Fifth Edition
Joanne Banker Hames | Yvonne Ekern
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Powers of the State Government
•General police powers for general
health, welfare, and safety
•Cannot make laws that conflict with
federal laws or preempted by the
federal government

Introduction to Law, Fifth Edition
Joanne Banker Hames | Yvonne Ekern
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Exclusive and Concurrent Powers
•Exclusive jurisdiction
Sole power or authority to act in a
certain situation
•Concurrent jurisdiction
Situations where more than one entity
has the power to regulate or act

Introduction to Law, Fifth Edition
Joanne Banker Hames | Yvonne Ekern
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Conflicts Between Federal and
State Laws
•Supremacy Clause
The clause in Article V of the U.S.
Constitution making the Constitution
and the laws of the United States the
supreme law of the land

Introduction to Law, Fifth Edition
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Supremacy Clause and the Bill of
Rights
•Bill of Rights (first 10 amendments) set
forth minimum standards

Introduction to Law, Fifth Edition
Joanne Banker Hames | Yvonne Ekern
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The Federal Government and the
Legal System
•Separation of powers and checks and
balances
•Executive branch
•Legislative branch
•Judicial branch

Introduction to Law, Fifth Edition
Joanne Banker Hames | Yvonne Ekern
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State Governments and the Legal
System
•State governments parallel the federal
government although the names of the
legislative branches and courts may
differ
•Local governments

Introduction to Law, Fifth Edition
Joanne Banker Hames | Yvonne Ekern
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Sources of U.S. Law
•Constitutional Law
•U.S. Constitution
•State Constitutions

Introduction to Law, Fifth Edition
Joanne Banker Hames | Yvonne Ekern
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Case Law
•The Factual Controversy
•Interpretation of Constitutional and
Statutory Law
•The Power to Invalidate Statutory Law
•Stare Decisis Today

Introduction to Law, Fifth Edition
Joanne Banker Hames | Yvonne Ekern
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Statutory Law
•The Legislative Process
The Federal Government
•The Legislative Process
State Governments
•Publication of Statutory Law
•Administrative Regulations
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