You explanation is super I'm in my 2nd year but was still having some challenges but you made it so simple. Thanks to you.

You’re like the best teacher ever!! I am a 2L and you explain things so good! I will be watching all your videos before taking the bar exam. Thanks for posting these videos!

@jeamim

4 жыл бұрын

I did.

Thank you very much. God bless Studicata.

Such excellent content and explanation! Thank you! (Criminal law defendants are not liable, they are guilty. Torts defendants are liable.)

@afdlink

2 жыл бұрын

Criminal defendants are criminally liable, tort defendants are civilly liable.

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Thanks!

@studicata

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@studicata, Great video, PLEASE HELP.... Ok, where can I find published Common Laws. MPC, and Modern law charted, listed snd codified? Where are the laws found?

@isabelamacavei1333

3 жыл бұрын

Lexis Nexis has published case laws (judiciary source of law) but there are many other resources where you can find the information. Statutes are a separate primary authority (as legislative source of law).

I wish Studicata addressed MPC.

Is it legal to force someone to undergo punishment when the person is not charged?

What's the difference between an arrest and a conviction

@isabelamacavei1333

3 жыл бұрын

Don't be lazy! Think about it! Someone could be arrested (sometimes even wrongfully) but proven not guilty in the court of law, whereas a conviction means that there is proof beyond a reasonable doubt of the defendant being guilty.

@11:00 - Wouldn’t the discharge of firearm in crowded room example be charged as Second Degree murder, not a lesser reckless act that’s a further step removed from the risk of harm, like one intending to drink alcohol and maybe even drive but not kill someone as a DUI driver (manslaughter)?

@generaldilvry69

4 жыл бұрын

@ 31:00 exactly - 2nd or common law murder

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