the governmentmust treatpeople equallyand fairlybefore the lawthe philosophyof law; thescience andstudy of thelawa body of rules ofconduct that isprescribed by alegitimate authority,usually in the form ofa statute, whichmandates certainforms of behaviorsLove forFall andHalloweendefinitions of laws mustbe clear andreasonable, specifyingprohibited behaviors;otherwise, those lawsare illegal; a law mustsay what it means andmean what it saysefforts bysociety toregulate thebehavior of itsmemberslaws cannotviolate thereasonablepersonalprivacy ofcitizensthe principle thatstandards of behaviorare established bylaws and not bydictators or religiousleaders; no person isabove the lawNoPunishmentwithout lawthe process by whichideas and practicesare modified, eitheractively or passivelythrough natural forcesor deliberate socialactionslaws definingcrimes andpenalties mustbe made publicbefore beingenforcedJurisprudencethe body of law thatdeals with conduct soharmful to society as awhole that it isprohibited by statute,prosecutable, andpunishable by thegovernmentacts that arecrimesbecause theyare inherentlyevilany act that thegovernment hasdeclared to be anoffense against thepublic good, declaredby statute to be a crime,and which isprosecutable in acriminal proceedingYou arecurrentlyin whatclass?laws are illegal ifthey are stated sobroadly as toprohibit legalactivities as wellas the illegalbehaviorExPostFactopunishment thatviolates the principle ofproportionality and isconsidered too harshfor the crime committed– prohibited by theEighth AmendmentTheAmendmentrefuring toCruel andUnusualPunishmentacts that areprohibited becausethey are defined ascrimes by law, notbecause the act isharmful or inherentlyevil“not after the fact”;persons cannot bepunished for actionscommitted beforethe law prohibitingthe behavior waspassed“no punishment withoutlaw”; no person can bepunished for his or heractions, or failure to act,unless that behaviorhas been clearly madea crime by lawCurrentUnitthe governmentmust treatpeople equallyand fairlybefore the lawthe philosophyof law; thescience andstudy of thelawa body of rules ofconduct that isprescribed by alegitimate authority,usually in the form ofa statute, whichmandates certainforms of behaviorsLove forFall andHalloweendefinitions of laws mustbe clear andreasonable, specifyingprohibited behaviors;otherwise, those lawsare illegal; a law mustsay what it means andmean what it saysefforts bysociety toregulate thebehavior of itsmemberslaws cannotviolate thereasonablepersonalprivacy ofcitizensthe principle thatstandards of behaviorare established bylaws and not bydictators or religiousleaders; no person isabove the lawNoPunishmentwithout lawthe process by whichideas and practicesare modified, eitheractively or passivelythrough natural forcesor deliberate socialactionslaws definingcrimes andpenalties mustbe made publicbefore beingenforcedJurisprudencethe body of law thatdeals with conduct soharmful to society as awhole that it isprohibited by statute,prosecutable, andpunishable by thegovernmentacts that arecrimesbecause theyare inherentlyevilany act that thegovernment hasdeclared to be anoffense against thepublic good, declaredby statute to be a crime,and which isprosecutable in acriminal proceedingYou arecurrentlyin whatclass?laws are illegal ifthey are stated sobroadly as toprohibit legalactivities as wellas the illegalbehaviorExPostFactopunishment thatviolates the principle ofproportionality and isconsidered too harshfor the crime committed– prohibited by theEighth AmendmentTheAmendmentrefuring toCruel andUnusualPunishmentacts that areprohibited becausethey are defined ascrimes by law, notbecause the act isharmful or inherentlyevil“not after the fact”;persons cannot bepunished for actionscommitted beforethe law prohibitingthe behavior waspassed“no punishment withoutlaw”; no person can bepunished for his or heractions, or failure to act,unless that behaviorhas been clearly madea crime by lawCurrentUnit

Purpose of Law - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. the government must treat people equally and fairly before the law
  2. the philosophy of law; the science and study of the law
  3. a body of rules of conduct that is prescribed by a legitimate authority, usually in the form of a statute, which mandates certain forms of behaviors
  4. Love for Fall and Halloween
  5. definitions of laws must be clear and reasonable, specifying prohibited behaviors; otherwise, those laws are illegal; a law must say what it means and mean what it says
  6. efforts by society to regulate the behavior of its members
  7. laws cannot violate the reasonable personal privacy of citizens
  8. the principle that standards of behavior are established by laws and not by dictators or religious leaders; no person is above the law
  9. No Punishment without law
  10. the process by which ideas and practices are modified, either actively or passively through natural forces or deliberate social actions
  11. laws defining crimes and penalties must be made public before being enforced
  12. Jurisprudence
  13. the body of law that deals with conduct so harmful to society as a whole that it is prohibited by statute, prosecutable, and punishable by the government
  14. acts that are crimes because they are inherently evil
  15. any act that the government has declared to be an offense against the public good, declared by statute to be a crime, and which is prosecutable in a criminal proceeding
  16. You are currently in what class?
  17. laws are illegal if they are stated so broadly as to prohibit legal activities as well as the illegal behavior
  18. Ex Post Facto
  19. punishment that violates the principle of proportionality and is considered too harsh for the crime committed – prohibited by the Eighth Amendment
  20. The Amendment refuring to Cruel and Unusual Punishment
  21. acts that are prohibited because they are defined as crimes by law, not because the act is harmful or inherently evil
  22. “not after the fact”; persons cannot be punished for actions committed before the law prohibiting the behavior was passed
  23. “no punishment without law”; no person can be punished for his or her actions, or failure to act, unless that behavior has been clearly made a crime by law
  24. Current Unit