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business law ch 2 Test

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the "takings clause" prevents the government from taking private property for any reasons
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equal protection clause
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administrative agencies play an advisory role in the life of many industries but do not have the legal authority to enforce their opinions
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what is an example of a subpoena
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the issue of the constitutional protections afforded flag burning was addressed in
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if information requested under FOIA is not exempt, an agency has _______ to comply w/ the request
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a presidential line-item veto is a challenge to
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stare decisis
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which statement about interpretive rules is correct?
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an order to produce certain documents or things
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the government can take private property through the power of eminent domain
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common law tries to accommodate both
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generally, constitutional protections do NOT apply to
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the largest source of new law comes from court decisions
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colorado passes a hotel tax of 8 percent for colorado residents and 15 percent for out-of-state visitors. the new law:
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which of these is an example of judicial review?
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the government may not prohibit a political rally, but it may restrict when and where the demonstrators meet
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a subpoena is an order punishing a defendant who has violated a court ruling
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suppose a state legislature approves an education plan for the next year that budgets $35 million for boys' athletics and $25 million for girls' athletics. the new plan is:
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a subpoena duces tecum?
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Texas vs. Johnson
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a federal court declares a statute unconstitutional
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the rule that requires lower courts to decide cases based on precedent
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interpretive rules do not change the law
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acts of privately owned businesses
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false, the largest source of new law is Not court decisions
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subpoena duces tecum
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a federal agency demands various internal documents from a corporation
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void. equal protection clause
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separation of powers
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false they can make their own laws
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false, an order to show up
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generally prohibits regulations based on gender, race, or fundamental rights
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false, the taking clause allows private property to be taken as long as there's recompense
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10 days
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true. eminent domain: the right of a government or its agent to expropriate private property for public use, with payment of compensation.
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is void, based on the commerce clause
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an order to produce something
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predictability and flexibility
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true, thanks to the first amendment
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the government has the right to take a homeowners property for a public purpose
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requires compensation in eminent domain cases
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first 10 amendments...
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the due process clause requires that any citizen is entitled to jury trial before any right of property interest is taken
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the primary source of federal power to regulate trade between the states is the
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stare decisis is closely related to the concept of
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the part of the Constitution that requires compensation in eminent domain cases
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a law passed by a legislative body
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the power of federal courts to examine the constitutionality of statues and acts of governments
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the act of an administrative agency creating a new rule

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