Bài giảng Quản trị kinh doanh - Chapter 3: Business law with ucc applications,13e

Business Law with UCC Applications,13eThe Judicial Process and CyberprocedureChapter 3McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2013 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.Learning ObjectivesExplain the fundamental nature of American courtsDetermine when a case can be brought in federal courtRecognize those cases that can be heard by the U.S. Supreme CourtIdentify the structure of most court systemsDefine civil litigationLearning ObjectivesList the most common discovery techniquesDetail the nature of an appealDetermine the extent of cyberjurisdictionExplain the nature of electronically stored information (ESI)Describe the steps in a criminal prosecutionThe Judicial Process and CyberprocedureThe Court SystemThe Federal Court SystemCourt JurisdictionState Court SystemsThe Judicial Process and CyberprocedureCourt JurisdictionFederal District CourtsU.S. Courts of AppealsThe United States Supreme CourtApplicable LawThe Judicial Process and CyberprocedureState Court SystemsState Supreme CourtsThe Judicial Process and CyberprocedureCivil ProcedureCommencement of the ActionService of ProcessThe Pre-Answer StageThe AnswerThe Pretrial StageThe Civil TrialThe AppealExecution of JudgmentThe Judicial Process and CyberprocedureCommencement of the ActionFiling the ComplaintClass Action LawsuitsThe Judicial Process and CyberprocedureThe Pretrial StagePretrial ConferencePretrial MotionsDiscoveryThe Judicial Process and CyberprocedureThe Civil TrialJury SelectionOpening StatementsThe Plaintiff’s Case in ChiefThe Defendant’s Case in ChiefThe Rebuttal and the SurrebuttalClosing StatementsJury InstructionsVerdict and JudgmentThe Judicial Process and CyberprocedureCyberprocedureCyberjurisdictionCyberfilingCyberdiscoveryThe Judicial Process and CyberprocedureCriminal ProcedureArrest and initial appearancePreliminary hearingFormal chargesArraignmentThe Criminal TrialThe Judicial Process and CyberprocedureFormal ChargesAn IndictmentAn Information