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Final Review True/False- Business Law and Ethics;Questions and Answers
The Laws, or enforceable rules of conduct in a society, do not reflect the culture and
circumstances that create them. Correct-False
Laws in this country are created only at the federal and state levels of government.
Correct-False
The Supreme Court of the United States is the final interpreter of the federal Constitution.
Correct-True
The world's two great systems of law are the English common law and the Napoleonic Code.
Correct-False
Ethical reasoning about right and wrong is based solely on consequences. Correct-False
Administrative agencies are usually controlled by the judicial branch go government.
Correct-False
, Final Review True/False- Business Law and Ethics;
Questions and Answers
The goal of civil disobedience is to advance the self-interest of one group over another.
Correct-False
The system of law in the United States is based on English common law. Correct-True
The doctrine of stare decisis requires lowers courts to follow established case law in deciding
similar cases. Correct-True
In the United States, law courts and equity courts generally are merged. Correct-True
The Bill of Rights consists of the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution plus the
Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments added after the Civil War. Correct-
False
The agency that deals with discrimination int he workplace is the Equal Employment
Opportunity Commission. (EEOC) Correct-True
, Final Review True/False- Business Law and Ethics;
Questions and Answers
The Internet began as a collaboration between the government and academic computers.
Correct-True
Even though political parties are very important in the selection of candidates for federal
offices, they are not mentioned in the Constitution. Correct-True
Obscenity is judged on a national standard. Correct-False
The question of jurisdiction is based on two legal considerations: the laws of the state in
which the case is filed and the long arm of the law. Correct-False
The right of privacy is not specifically mentioned int eh Constitution or the Bill of Rights.
Correct-True
The Senate can block any action of the House, but the House cannot block any action of the
senate. Correct-False
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