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Business Law #1

Chapter 1

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Do laws reflect the culture and circumstances that create them? Yes
In the US, at what level(s) of government are laws created? All of them (federal, state and local)
Who is the final interpreter of the US Constitution? The Supreme Court
What are the world's two great systems of law? English common law and Roman civil law
What is the difference between interstate law and intrastate law? Interstate- between two or more states Intrastate- within a state
Who controls administrative agencies like the Social Security Administration? Federal, state, and local legislatures
Is UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) a federal statute? No
What is the system of law in the US based on? English common law
What does the doctrine of stare decisis mean? Requires lower courts to follow established case law in deciding similar cases
In the US, are there separate law courts and equity courts? No
What documents sets forth the framework of a government and its relationship to the people it governs? The Consitution
How many stages do most societies go through in forming their legal systems? Four
If the US Constitution and a state constitution conflict, which prevails? The US Constitution
What type of law is based on current standards or customs of the people? Common law
What type of law is dictated from above by a central authority? Positive law
What types of matters do police investigate? Criminal
Where did equity courts develop? England
What do we call laws made by administrative agencies? Rules and Regulations
What is the term that describes using prior cases as a guide for deciding similar new cases? Precedent
Business laws greatly affect who? Merchants and consumers
Compare and contrast criminal law and civil law Criminal- an offence against society Civil- a remedy for wrongs against individuals
Compare and contrast substantive law and procedural law Procedural- deals with the methods for enforcing legal rights and duties Substantive- defines said rights and duties
Compare and contrast business law and other forms of law Business law primarily affects merchants and consumers, other forms of law specify to other groups of people
**Know how to apply legal practices**
What is the purpose of law? To maintain order and peace
**Know how to decide if something is civil or criminal**
Created by: LilRomano
 



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