Describe the concepts that you learned in the class

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Question: "What Did I Learn?" Please respond to the following:

• Describe the most important one to two (1-2) concepts that you learned in this class.

• If your viewpoints toward the court system and the judicial process have changed during this course, explain the manner in which you specifically believe your viewpoint has changed. If you have not changed your viewpoint, provide evidence from this class that you believe supports your views.

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