Business Law - Final Prep - Chp 1-4
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- Q1The attempt to develop a means for determining the values of a society.ethics30s
- Q2An action or law that conflicts with the most fundamental law of the nation and is, therefore, no longer valid.unconstitutional30s
- Q3The rules and procedures established by regulatory agenciesadministrative law30s
- Q4The law established by judges and share throughout England.common law30s
- Q5The values which govern a society's attitude toward right and wrong.morality30s
- Q6The most fundamental law of a nation.constitution30s
- Q7The rules of conduct established by the government of a society.law30s
- Q8Statutory law is created by this.legislative30s
- Q9Decisions made by the highest court of a state.precedent30s
- Q10Laws specifically passed by a governing body created for that purpose.statutes30s
- Q11Intermediate courts are also called this.appellate courts30s
- Q12Federal cases involving citizens of different states are known asthis.diversity of citizenship cases30s
- Q13Courts that hear cases involving young people are known as this.juvenile courts30s
- Q14Because U.S. Courts of Appeals have the authority to hear cases from lower courts, we say that they have this.appellate jurisdiction30s
- Q15Because their authority extends only to minor matters, local courts are called this.limited jurisdiction30s