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The laws, or enforceable rules of conduct in a society, reflect the culture and circumstances that create them.
True
False
Laws in this country are created at the federal, state and local level.
True
False
The Supreme Court of the US is the final interpreter of the federal Constitution.
True
False
Ethical reasoning about right and wrong is based solely on consequences.
True
False
Administrative agencies are usually controlled by the executive branch of the government.
True
False
The goal of civil disobedience is to advance the self-interest of one group over another.
True
False
The system of law in the US is based on English common law.
True
False
Stare Decesis requires upper courts to follow established case law in deciding similar cases.
True
False
In the US, law and equity courts generally
stand alone
are merged
The document that sets forth the framework of a government and its relationship to the people it governs is
a constitution
an ordinance
the Uniform Commercial Code
the Bill of Rights
Which of these is based on the current standards or customs of the people?
common law
positive law
civil law
codes
Which of these is dictated from above by a sovereign or other central authority?
common law
positive law
Which of the following will police investigate? (Hint: because they're against society)
civil matters
intrastate matters
criminal matters
interstate matters
With fundamental ethical rules, the standard for judging usually comes from
human reasoning
rules and regulations
standards, guidelines
recognized authority
Business laws greatly affect
business firms
both businesses and consumers
consumers
neither businesses nor consumers
Group of laws in an organized form is called a code
True
False
Intrastate commerce is commerce between two or more states.
True
False
The power to decide a case is termed
jurisdiction
sanction
fiat
long arm of the law
Which form of ethical reasoning can make a situation unethical even if it brings about a good result?
consequences-based
rule-based
An open, peaceful violation of a law to protest its alleged, or supposed, injustice is referred to as
political protest
ethical posturing
civil riot
civil disobedience