Why do we have to have a law?

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Why do we have to have a law? Name the 2 states in US that allow prisoners to vote. What is a regular jury in a particular trial for example ones that call citizens for jury duty, most of the cases are done like this?

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Lecture #11 11/05/18    Criminal Law   Differences between criminal and civil cases:        in criminal cases, the government is always the plaintiff      any fees or fines imposed by the court go the government, not the       victim      standard of proof in criminal cases is “beyond a reasonable doubt”        needs to find the defendant       standard of proof in civil cases is “preponderance of evidence”   Crimes are often divided into:  misdemeanors no more than one year in jail Felonies  more than one year in jail  In NJ, petty disorderly persons and disorderly persons charges are the equivalent of misdemeanors indictable offenses are equivalent to felonies   Felonies carry more serious consequences for defendants even after bei

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