Q9. In the United States, only ____ can bring criminal charges.

1. public institutions
2. private citizens
3. the government
4. the Supreme Court
5. private investigators

Q10: Crimes and punishments are:

1. determined by statues passed by federal and state legislatures
2. determined by statues passed by federal and state courts
3. determined by statues passed by federal and state judges
4. determined by statues passed by state executives
5. determined by statues voted on by federal executives

Q11: Each state has both:

1. a criminal code and a friendly code
2. a federal criminal code and a state criminal code
3. a civil code and a free code
4. a civil code and a law code
5. a federal criminal code and a county criminal code

Q12: Criminal law is:

1. primarily made up of statutes passed by Congress and state legislatures
2. primarily from common law
3. primarily from British law
4. primarily made up of statutes derived from International law
5. primarily made up of laws adapted from civil law