Social congregation
* A congregation social group
* Congregation is the large group interaction where mass teaching or information transfer takes place.
* Congregations are assemblies
  - bands
  - collections
  - communities in which people support one another in their Christian journeys
  - groups of people
  - located in synagogues
  - made of people
  - places where lives are transformed and disciples are nurtured
  - social groups
  - vital small communities within the context of larger communities and societies
  - wards and branches within stakes, and branches within districts

Social contingent
* A contingent is gathering
* Contingent social group.
* Contingents are gathering
  - military units

Social court
* A court is an assembly
* Court court of record.
* Court is seen as a place where one person is judged to be fit, and the other unfit
  - the last resort of people to resolve conflicts and to seek for justice
* Courts address issues.
* Courts appoint administrators
  - personal representatives
* Courts are a source of power
  - adjudicators
  - also public authorities
  - areas
  - concerned about privacy issues related to court data on the internet
  - deference
  - focused on increasing public access to the judiciary
  - government agencies
  - institutions whose special competence lies in the discernment and application of rights
* Courts are located in buildings
  - cities
  - courthouses
  - lawyers
  - palaces
  - parks
  - public buildings
  - towns
* Courts are part of buildings
  - playing fields
  - political institutions and judges of the two parties are clearly distinguishable
  - residences
  - rooms
  - the workshops of crimes, the lair of tyrants
  - theaters where some men play
* Courts are used for justice
  - play games
  - trials
  - attempt to mark where individual rights end and societal rights begin
  - can also use shame as a form of punishment
  - conduct decisions
  - consider circumstances
* Courts consist of chief judges
  - contribute to social stability by resolving disputes in a civilized fashion
* Courts determine tests
  - encourage people to settle their own cases
* Courts find circumstances
  - cost
  - evidence
  - key witnesses
  - policy
  - sufficient evidence
  - focus on issues
  - force fathers to pay college tuition for adult children
  - generally require noncustodial parents to pay support based on a percentage of their income
* Courts get answers
  - wrong answers
  - give consideration
* Courts have administrative authority
* Courts have local administrative authority
* Courts hear citizens
  - interpret statutes to ascertain and effectuate legislative intent
  - large department store chain selling furniture, appliances, electronics and furnishings
  - maintain offices
* Courts make concessions
  - observations
  - up the judicial branch
  - manage conflicts among people over property and other matters
  - mean the wider spaces of a house
  - offer protection
  - provide information
* Courts publish documents
  - entire documents
  - reach decisions
  - recognize types
  - rely on methodologies
* Courts require people
* Courts take actions
  - notice
  - tend to give temporary custody to the parent who physically has the children
  - use cases
  - will have guidelines
* Most courts insist that parents attend a program on the effects of divorce on children.
* Some courts deal primarily in divorce
  - do recognize fathers' rights when both parents are reasonable
  - use electronic imaging, converting paper files to electronic ones. * are higher and can change a decision made by a lower court. This is called court hierarchy. You can start from a simple magistrates court and go up to a supreme state or national court. The higher the court the more experienced a judge will be

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Bankruptcy court
* are units of the district court.
* specialized federal court hearing cases in Arizona and other states.