The relationship between law and society

The legal system as a social institution

The impact of law on social behavior

All of the above

Functionalism

Conflict Theory

Symbolic Interactionism

Rational Choice Theory

To protect the interests of the ruling class

To promote social equality

To ensure justice for all

To maintain social order

The existence of multiple legal systems within a single society

The idea that law is created and enforced by the state

The belief that law is a reflection of the values and norms of a society

The principle that all laws are equal in their application

To challenge the traditional assumptions and methodologies of legal scholarship

To promote social justice through legal reform

To develop a more comprehensive understanding of the relationship between law and society

All of the above

The principle that all laws must be applied equally and fairly

The idea that the law should be based on reason and justice

The belief that the law should be created and enforced by the state

All of the above

Civil law is based on a code of written laws, while common law is based on judicial precedent

Civil law is more concerned with individual rights, while common law is more concerned with social order

Civil law is typically found in continental European countries, while common law is typically found in English-speaking countries

All of the above

To resolve disputes

To protect individual rights

To maintain social order

All of the above

A crime is a violation of a public law, while a tort is a violation of a private law

A crime is punishable by imprisonment, while a tort is punishable by a fine

A crime is always intentional, while a tort can be intentional or unintentional

All of the above

To represent clients in court

To advise clients on legal matters

To draft legal documents

All of the above

The power of a court to declare a law unconstitutional

The process by which a court reviews the decisions of lower courts

The right of individuals to challenge the legality of government actions

All of the above

To punish criminals

To deter crime

To rehabilitate criminals

All of the above

In a plea bargain, the defendant agrees to plead guilty to a lesser charge in exchange for a lighter sentence, while in a trial, the defendant goes to court and a jury decides their guilt or innocence

In a plea bargain, the defendant is represented by a lawyer, while in a trial, the defendant can represent themselves

In a plea bargain, the defendant can choose to remain silent, while in a trial, the defendant must testify

All of the above

A form of justice that focuses on repairing the harm caused by a crime

A form of justice that emphasizes the importance of forgiveness

A form of justice that involves the victim, the offender, and the community in the justice process

All of the above

Law can be used to protect the rights of marginalized groups

Law can be used to promote equality and justice

Law can be used to address social problems

All of the above