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The freedom of speech granted by the United States Constitution is an example of substantive law.

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Each state has a constitution that is similar to the U.S. Constitution in the design of the government it provides.

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Civil law arises when courts are called upon to resolve disputes for which there is no statute or other source of law to establish rules.

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The Constitution prohibits ex post facto laws.

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Trials are generally quicker, cheaper, and less complicated procedurally than alternative dispute resolution.

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In mediation, the mediator does not give an award or opinion on the merits of the dispute.

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The adversary system in the United States is based on the idea that the truth will emerge in courtrooms through a "battle of words" between two lawyers.

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In a civil case, the plaintiff need not have the preponderance of the evidence on his or her side.

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In determining whether a decision is ethical, teleological ethical theories focus on the consequences of the decision.

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Corporations sometimes consciously choose to break the law if it poses acceptable risks such as relatively light penalties for violation, if the benefits gained by doing so are great.

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