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Question 1
This book is for:
–
Future politicians.
–
Future business managers. –
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Future business managers who wish to be
leaders.
–
Current business salespersons.
–
None of the above
Question 2
The purposes of law include?
Serving as an alternative to fighting.
Encouraging social justice.
Guaranteeing personal freedoms.
All of the above.
None of the above.
Question 3
Civil law, as opposed to criminal law,?
–
Regulates rights and responsibilities between people.
–
Cases involve two individuals or organizations.
–
Require proof by a preponderance of evidence.
– Cannot award incarceration to
the prevailing party.
– All of the above.
Question 4
The
United States Constitution is?
–
The only constitution the
United States has ever had.
–
The third constitution the United States has
had
–
The foundation for all laws in the world
–
The primary authority to study
to identify relationships between U.S. businesses and the government.
–
None of the above.
Question 5
Statutes are?
–
Always carved out of stone.
–
Laws made by legislative bodies.
–
Never law unless approved by the President.
– All of the above.
– None of the above.
Question 6
The Uniform Commercial Code?
– Only becomes law if enacted through the
legislative process.
–
Applies to sales laws among others.
–
Will be the focus of intensive study in several chapters of this text.
– All
of the above.
– None of the above.
Question 7
What are sources of laws in the United States?
–
The U.S. Constitution.
– Statutes created by elected
officials.
– Rules/Regulations made by
unelected (appointed) officials in administrative agencies.
– Court decisions made by both
elected and unelected (appointed) judges.
– All of the above.
Question 8
Another name for case law is?
–
Common law.
–
Precedent, past decisions in similar cases that guide later decisions.
–
Legal interpretations made by judges.
-All of the above
–
None of the above.
Question 9
Courts in one state are bound by decisions made in another state’s court
system:
–
Always.
–
Sometimes
-Never.
-All of the above.
–
None of the above.
Question 10
In 1973, Roe v. Wade established that a pregnancy may be terminated?
– In
the event of a birth defect.
– At any time and for any reason.
–
Only for cause until the fetus is viable.
– For any reason until the fetus
is viable.
– All of the above.
Question 11
The
Court ruled a state university’s affirmative action plans unconstitutional in?
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Brown v. Board of Education.
– Regents of the University of California v.
Bakke.
–
Wygant v. Jackson Board of Education
– Plessy v. Ferguson.
–
All of the above.
Question 12
The Court ruled that a state school’s teacher termination policy was
unconstitutional in?
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Brown v. Board of Education.
–
Regents of the University of California v. Bakke.
–
Wygant v. Jackson Board of Education.
– Plessy v. Ferguson.
– All of the above.
Question 1
Which court decision overruled the “separate but equal” doctrine
established in an earlier case?
= Brown
v. Board of Education.
–
Regents of the University of
California v. Bakke.
= Wygant v. Jackson Board of Education.
– Plessy v. Ferguson.
– All
of the above.
Question 14
What
is the name of summaries of the common law rules in a particular area of law
that have been enacted by most states?
–
Administrative Law.
–
Cases.-
–
Jurisprudence.
– Natural Law
– Restatements of the Law.
Question 15
Restatements of the Law are?
-Not
binding upon judges, but may be persuasive in reaching a decision.
–
Binding precedent that must be followed by judges.
–
Statutes passed by state legislatures.
– Statutes
passed by the federal legislature.
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Administrative Laws made by appointed individuals.
Question 16
Which of the following is an example of an administrative agency?
– The Evolutionary Preventative Administration
(EPA).
– The Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA).
– The United Parcel Service (UPS).
-All
of the above.
–
None of the above
Question 17
Treaties may be?
–
Covenants.
– A convention.
–
Protocols.
– All of the above.
– None of the above.
Question 18
Who was sent to concentration camps in the United States by Executive
Order 9066?
-Japanese-Americans.
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Italian-Americans.
-German-Americans.
-All
of the above.
-None
of the above.
Question 19
What creates schools of thought?
– Beliefs that are commonly held.
– Harvard
Business School.
– The School of Thought Planning Committee
(STPC).
–
They are dictated by the President of the United States (POTUS).
–
All of the above.
Question 20
Which school of thought sees our proper role
as obedience to duly authorized law?
–
Natural Law-
–
Legal Positivism.
– Historical School.
– Legal Realism.
– Cost-Benefit Analysis.
Question 21
Which school of thought is related to the
pursuit of efficiency?
– Natural Law.
– Legal Positivism.
– Historical School.
– Legal Realism.
–
Cost-Benefit Analysis.
Question 22
Global law refers to?
–
The study and comparison of laws in different countries.
-Laws
that regulate business practices between nations.
–
The determination of which schools of thought influence certain types of
decisions.
– All of the above.
–
None of the above.
Question 23
Which type of law would evaluate the similarities between Chinese
standards of restricting internet content and the U.S. standard of free speech?
Jurisprudence.
Global
Law.
Legal Realism.
Comparative Law.
None
of the above.
#24
a short essay question?
The U.S. uses a common law legal system,
which means that judges use the doctrine of stare decisis when making
decisions. Many countries use a
different type of legal system called a civil law legal system. In a civil law legal system, courts make
decisions to settle disputes just like in a common law legal system. However, those court decisions made in civil
law legal systems are only binding upon the parties involved in the lawsuit. In other words, civil law legal systems do
not use the doctrine of stare decisis.
Which type of legal system do you feel is better, and why?
