To maintain order and prevent chaos

To protect the rights of individuals

To ensure fair and equitable treatment

All of the above

Civil law

Criminal law

Constitutional law

Moral law

Civil law deals with disputes between individuals, while criminal law deals with crimes against society

Civil law seeks to compensate victims for damages, while criminal law seeks to punish offenders

Civil law is enforced through lawsuits, while criminal law is enforced through criminal trials

All of the above

A car accident between two drivers

A robbery at a convenience store

A breach of contract between two businesses

A murder committed by one person against another

Filing a lawsuit

Mediation

Arbitration

Negotiation

To determine the facts of the case and apply the law to those facts

To act as a mediator between the parties

To represent one of the parties in the lawsuit

To enforce the judgment of the court

To determine the guilt or innocence of the defendant

To recommend a sentence for the defendant

To act as a mediator between the prosecution and the defense

To enforce the judgment of the court

The Supreme Court of the United States

The Court of Appeals

The District Court

The State Supreme Court

The principle of following precedent

The principle of deciding each case on its own merits

The principle of interpreting the law strictly

The principle of applying the law retroactively

To protect the rights of the marginalized and vulnerable

To ensure equal treatment under the law

To address systemic inequalities and discrimination

All of the above