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Lecture Notes - Intro to Course and the Law
Course: LGLS ?, Spring 2010School: Bryant
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IntrototheLawand IntrototheLawand CaseStudyMethodology QuestionsoftheDay QuestionsoftheDay 1. TheLaw: Why?(whatpurposesandfunctionsareserved) What?(differenttypesoflawandregulation) Where?(howtofindit) 1. WhatisCaseStudymethodology? SomeTermsandConcepts SomeTermsandConcepts YouShouldKnow: Constitution BranchesofGovernment andRoleinCreating Laws TypesofCourts StatutesLegislative...
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IntrototheLawand IntrototheLawand CaseStudyMethodology
QuestionsoftheDay QuestionsoftheDay
1.
TheLaw:
Why?(whatpurposesandfunctionsareserved) What?(differenttypesoflawandregulation) Where?(howtofindit)
1.
WhatisCaseStudymethodology?
SomeTermsandConcepts SomeTermsandConcepts YouShouldKnow:
Constitution BranchesofGovernment andRoleinCreating Laws
TypesofCourts
StatutesLegislative RegulationsExecutive CaseLawJudicial
CaseTravel Holding Dissent Precedent
CivilvsCriminalvs Proceduraltypesoflaw JudicialReview StareDecisis
TrialCourt AppellateCourt SupremeCourt StateCourts FederalCourts
SettingtheTable SettingtheTable
Thescopeandreachoflawandregulation overfinancialinstitutionsisextremely broadandpervasive
Purposeofthisclassistoprovideanoverview
Therearemanykindsoflawsandregulation Thatcovermanydifferentkindsoffinancial institutions Promulgatedbymanykindsofregulatoryandlaw makingbodiesandagencies,federalandstate
TheLaw:Why? TheLaw:Why?
Lawandregulationisgenerallycreatedforthree mainreasons:
Predictability(Analogytogamerulesexamples: Chess.BankCharter(governsthewaybanksmay operate;rulesofoutcome) Protection(example:RegsBandZprotects consumers) PromotingPolicyi.e.Levelingtheplayingfield, encouraginghomeownership,taxincentives
TheLaw:What? TheLaw:What?
Variousformsoflaw (distinguishbetweenlawandalaw) (distinguishbetweenregulationandaregulation) Constitution(thepeople)Ultimatelawoftheland Roleofthe3BranchesofGovernment
Distinctionbetweenstateandfederallaws
StatutoryLaw(thelegislature) Rules,RegulationsandAdministrativepromulgations(the executivebranch) Caselaw(thecourts)
ConstitutionalIssues ConstitutionalIssues
RelativelyfewConstitutionalIssueswillbe discussedrelativetoFinancialInstitutions Mostsignificantwillbeintheareaofpre emptionwheretheabilityofastateto regulateispreemptedbythefederal governmentandprivacyissues
LegislativeBranchStatutes LegislativeBranchStatutes
WewilldiscussanumberofLegislativeenactments duringthissemesterexamplesare:
BankHoldingCompanyAct FederalReserveAct TheMcFaddenAct RiegleNealInterstateBranchingAct FIRREA SarbanesOxley SecuritiesExchangeActof1933 GrammLeachBlileyAct
OverviewofExecutiveBranchAgencies OverviewofExecutiveBranchAgencies whocreateRegulations
FederalAgencies StateAgenciesR.I.
Banking FDIC OCC OTS FederalReserve NCUAA Securities SEC FTC Insurance Noprimaryregulator Banking DepartmentofBusiness Regulation Securities DepartmentofBusiness Regulation Insurance DepartmentofBusiness Regulation
JudicialBranchCourts JudicialBranchCourts
StateandFederalCourts
Jurisdictionoverapplicablestateandfederallaws higherversuslowercourts:district,circuitand supremefederalcourts;district,superiorand supremeRhodeIslandstatecourts relationshipbetweenfederalandstatecourts
TrialandAppellateCourts
reviewoflowercourtdecisionsandstaredecisis
TheCourts TheCourts
Findingsoffactanddecisionsoflaw
Discussroleofthejuryandthejudgeinrendering decisions Understandimportanceofapplyingthefactsto thelaw
StareDecisis StareDecisis
ThedoctrineofStareDecisishastwocomponents: Rule:adecisionmadebyahighercourtisbinding precedent(alsoknownasmandatoryauthority) whichalowercourtcannotoverturn(exceptthat federalcourtsarenotboundbystatecourt decisions.) Principal:acourtshouldnotoverturnitsown precedentsunlessthereisastrongreasontodoso lowercourts.Advisoryinnature,courtscananddo andshouldbeguidedbyprinciplesfromlateraland occasionallyignorethisprincipal.
JudicialReview JudicialReview
TheCourtsabilitytoreviewastatute(or executivebranchregulation)andrulethatit violatestheConstitutionorsomehigherlaw EstablishedinprincipalbyMarburyv. Madison
UsingtheCaseStudyMethod UsingtheCaseStudyMethod
Howtoreadajudicialdecision:
Travelandsetting(includingdecisionbelow) Facts(establishedbyevidencecriticaltodecision) Law(whatistheapplicablelaw?) QuestionsPresented Reasoning(whichargumentspresentedarepersuasive?) Holding(decisionthewholeenchilada) Dissent Dicta(otherstuffthecourtwantstosayaboutthelaw)
CaseStudy:Marburyv.Madison CaseStudy:Marburyv.Madison
HistoryandFactsofCase
JeffersonwinsoverPresidentAdamsandFederalists(1800) PassagebyAdamsandlameducklegislatureofJudiciaryAct of1801:creates58newjudgesandauthorizesS/Cttoissue writs JohnMarshallasSecofStateaffixesfederalsealonlast dayofAdamsadministration,butdoesntdelivernew commissions MarshallbecomesChiefJusticeofS/Ct(considereda demotion)andMadisontakesoverasSecofState JeffersonordersMadisonnottodelivercommissions Marbury(oneofthenewjudges)suesdirectlyintheS/Ct (Marshall)askingS/Cttoorderthedeliveryofthe commissions
CaseStudy:Marburyv.Madison CaseStudy:Marburyv.Madison
DilemmaforMarshall: WhilehewantstoruleforMarbury(infavorof fellowFederalists),herecognizeshewillbe powerlesstoforcethenewJeffersonadministration todeliverthecommissions,andwillfurtherdamage thecredibilityandpowerofhisownfledglingS/Ctif heissuesawritofmandamusasauthorizedbythe JudiciaryActthatcannotbeenforced.
CaseStudy:Marburyv.Madison CaseStudy:Marburyv.Madison
Whatistheapplicablelaw? Constitution JudiciaryActof1801 WhatarethequestionsofLaw? Whataretheholdings
CaseStudy:Marburyv.Madison CaseStudy:Marburyv.Madison
Summary: MarshallrulesthatthepartoftheJudiciaryActthat authorizeswritsofmandamusviolatesthe Constitutionbecauseitexpandsthejurisdictionofthe CourtbeyondwhattheConstitutioncontemplates. But,bystrippinghisowncourtofthatpowerand dismissingthecasebeforetheS/Ct,Marshall establishesthepoweroftheCourttoruleactsof Congressunconstitutional. Significanceofcase:Establishmentoftheprincipal ofjudicialreview.
WheretoFindLaws&Regulations
Summary Summary
Constitution(bythepeople)
Statutes(legislative)
U.S.(RhodeIsland)(OtherStates)
Caselaw(judicial)
USCode StateGeneralLaws(RI)(OtherStates) USCourts
Regulations(agenciesoftheexecutive)
U.S.CodeofFederalRegulations
Summary Summary OtherwaystoSlicetheLaw
State/Federal Civil/Criminalstatutes
Procedural(includingdueprocess)laws(rules)
Crimesaredefinedbystatuteonly(legislative) Requirementofmensreaintent Stateisthemovingparty(likeplaintiffincivil) Specificandclearcutelementsofthecrime Comparedtosubstantivelaw BillofRights,AdministrativeProceduresAct
SlicingandDicingtheLaw
FederalLaw StateLaw
ThinkofEachCube(oflaw)ascomprisedof: AConstitution AcombinationofLegislative(statutory),Executive (regulatory)andJudicial(case)law CivilandCriminal AcombinationofSubstantiveandProcedurallaw Varioussubjectmatterareasoflaw
TheLaw:Where? TheLaw:Where?
DiscussionofResources(linksinBlackboard):
Library(andResourcefolderofBlackboard) SearchtoolsforLaw:LexisNexis,LLI, FindLaw RegulatoryInformation:Websitesof regulators(OCC,OTS,FDIC,NCUA,SEC, etc)
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