LEB 320F Exam 1 Questions with All Correct Answers
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LEB 320F Exam 1 Questions with All Correct Answers
What was the main question pertaining to the Soldano v. O'Daniels case (Cal. App. 1983)? - Answer-can a business establishment become guilty of a wrongful death if it refuses a patron the right to call the police?
What was the outcome of the c...
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What was the main question pertaining to the Soldano v. O'Daniels case (Cal. App.
1983)? - Answer-can a business establishment become guilty of a wrongful death if it
refuses a patron the right to call the police?
What was the outcome of the court's ruling in Soldano v. O'Daniels? - Answer-it
changed the law regarding whether or not a person can stand idly by while someone
else is in harm's way
Does the law have the authority to extend across borders? - Answer-Yes, especially for
multinational businesses and U.S. companies
Can technology affect the law? - Answer-Yes, but it cannot always distinguish between
'good' and 'bad'
The law does not tell us what's right and wrong; it tells us what's _____________ and
_____________. - Answer-acceptable; unacceptable
What issue did the case of Nonhuman Rights Project v. Lavery deal with (NY App.
2014)? - Answer-it investigated whether a family had the right to possess a
domesticated chimpanzee as a pet
What did the court rule in the case of Nonhuman Rights Project v. Lavery? - Answer-
that animals generally do not have the same rights afforded to human beings, and
therefore the chimpanzee was not being detained against its will (ruling was in favor of
Lavery and against NHRP)
adjudication - Answer-law + facts + decision
primary law - Answer-law which requires a binding court decision that forces the
defendant/plaintiff to do something
Who is responsible for adjudication/who gets to 'adjudicate'? - Answer-judges and
administrative agencies
True or False: Federal courts and state courts necessarily overlap. - Answer-False
What types of sub-courts make up the federal court system? - Answer-• district courts
• appellate courts
• Supreme Court
, Federal courts make rulings on _____________ law, whereas state courts make rulings
on _____________ law. - Answer-federal; state
Regardless of which state a case is brought to court in, the case will usually start in
___________ ___________, and if necessary works its way up. - Answer-trial courts
Over _____________ cases are filed with the U.S. Supreme Court every year, most of
which deal with _______________ issues - Answer-1,000; Consititutional
True or False: Federal judges typically have the experience necessary to apply BOTH
federal and state law in making decisions. - Answer-True
specialty courts - Answer-courts which have limited jurisdiction and deal with highly-
specific issues (e.g. divorce court, traffic court)
If a court has ______________ ______________, this means that particular court can
make a legally binding decision on any type of case. - Answer-general jurisdiction
What are the three possible ways to get a case to federal court? - Answer-• the case
must deal with a federal issue
• through diversity of citizenship
• the case deals with a monetary claim/suit ≥ $75,000
four requirements of a good legal system - Answer-• certainty
• flexibility
• 'knowability'
• reasonableness
classifications of law - Answer-• subject matter
• case law
• statutory law
• civil law
• criminal law
• public law
• private law
private law - Answer-any law that deals with issues pertaining to private citizens
public law - Answer-any law dealing with issues that affect the entire society
51 - Answer-There are at least ____________ bodies of law in the United States.
True - Answer-True or False: State law exercises more control over us than federal law.
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