The legal system used in the United States originated in what country or empire?

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The legal system used in the United States originated in what country or empire? Which legal system is used in the United States? Which best describes the doctrine of stare decisis? Current legal decisions are based on previous statutes and regulations. The intent of the legislature (state and federal) sets precedent for deciding cases. Legal analysis and decisions of past court cases sets precedent for deciding new cases.In which types of cases does the U.S. Constitution guarantee the right of trial by jury.In all cases. In all criminal cases.(C) In all criminal cases and suits at common law. In order to be eligible for jury membership, what is necessary?(A) To have at least a high school education.(B) To have some legal experience or education.(C) To live in the same district where the trial is taking place. A lawyer's role, or primary responsibility, is...(A) to be an advocate for the client's interests.(B) to focus on accomplishing justice.(C) to decide who has the best legal argument in each case. The decision of a trial court judge,..(A) is considered to be case law and can be relied upon for deciding future cases.(B) only decides the case in which it is made. It does not become case law.(C) controls over the decision of an appellate court judge.In the United States...(A) all law is found only in treaties, statutes and regulations.(B) the law is found in treaties, statues and regulations, but also in case law.(C) all law is found only in case law.

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Ans 1: England

Ans 2:Common law system

Ans 3:Legal analysis and decision of past court cased sets precedents for deciding new cases.

Ans 4:In all criminal cases and suits at common law.

Ans 5:To live in the same district where the trial is taking place.

Ans 6: To be an advocate for the client's interest.

Ans 7:Is considered to a case law and can be relied upon for deciding future cases.

Ans 8: The law is found in treaties, statues and regulations, but also in case law.

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