Law BUNDLED Exams questions and verified correct answers

section 2: 4 fundamental freedoms - correct answer Freedom of: -conscience and religion -thought, opinion, belief, and expression -peaceful assembly -association Section 7 - correct answer Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security Section 8 - correct answer Everyone has the r...

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances. - correct answer 1st Amend...

It is important for laws to be: - correct answer flexible Which Amendment to the US Constitution gives states the power to legislate "in all areas except those prohibited or given to Congress by the Constitution?" - correct answer 10th Which agencies are housed in the Department of Health ...

_________ asserts that the validity of the law is established by the legislative process that created it - correct answer legal positivism _________ asserts that there was no law before government - correct answer Hobbes the Madisonian system of the US Constitution that is designed the preve...

Under what circumstances should the law step in to limit private ordering of conduct? - correct answer Market failures (public good, externalities, natural monopoly, information asymmetry) Public goods - correct answer a. Needed, socially desirable, but without the law, what incentive is there ...

What are laws? How has the need for law changed over time? - correct answer Laws are enforceable rules of conduct in a society. The need for law has not changed much; people still make the same mistakes and still need the same protections from the conduct of others. Identify and explain the four...

paralegals in ontario are authorized to provide legal services independent of lawyers: T or F - correct answer True Why might some argue that "vague and overly broad language" in the new anti Terror legislation violates the rule of Law: A) loose language would be biased to judge interpreta...