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Set #1: NEHA exam Chapter 2, REHS - HAZWOPER, ICS, NIMS, & Disaster Response, Chapter 4: Hazwoper, ICS, NIMS & Disaster Response Study Guide Equal Protection - Answer-A right guaranteed by the Fourteenth Amendment to the US Constitution, wherein "no state shall deny a person" this right. It r...

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Set #1: NEHA exam Chapter 2, REHS -
HAZWOPER, ICS, NIMS, & Disaster
Response, Chapter 4: Hazwoper, ICS,
NIMS & Disaster Response Study Guide

Equal Protection - Answer✔✔-A right guaranteed by the Fourteenth Amendment to the US Constitution,

wherein "no state shall deny a person" this right. It


required the state to apply the same laws to all citizens.


Due Process - Answer✔✔-necessary procedural requirements that government agencies must follow to

take action against parties in violation of applicable laws


Statutes - Answer✔✔-laws enacted by either the state or the federal legislature


Ordinances - Answer✔✔-Laws enacted by local government bodies such as cities and municipalities,

counties, school districts, and water districts.


Regulations or rules - Answer✔✔-are laws enacted by regulatory agencies, also known as administrative

agencies


License or permit - Answer✔✔-Gives permission to engage in a legally restricted activity


purpose of these is to protect the public welfare


Litigation - Answer✔✔-a civil action to settle a dispute in a court of law



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Arbitration - Answer✔✔-settling a dispute by agreeing to accept the decision of an impartial outsider


Less expensive than litigation


Mediation - Answer✔✔-a nonbinding settlement discussion between the interested parties


Administrative hearings - Answer✔✔-give both parties the opportunity to express and clarify their

positions


They are information-gathering in nature and should not become adversarial


Administrative Order or Enforcement/ abatement order - Answer✔✔-legal document from a state or

federal agency directing an individual, business, or agency to correct or stop an activity. May impose

fines or monetary damages


EMbargo - Answer✔✔-a legal order prohibiting the removal or use of something


seizure order - Answer✔✔-Legal permission to confiscate, retain and/or dispose or something


Condemnation - Answer✔✔-legal judgement that finds a structure or property too dangerous or unfit

for human use


Posted on the property yo forbid trespass


uninhabitable - Answer✔✔-an alternative action to condemnation


Under this, a person may enter to make repairs, but not to occupy the property


Public Nuisance - Answer✔✔-An owner's use of land that causes damage or inconvenience to the

general public.




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Interferes with publics ability to pursue comfort, health, and quiet


Nuisance abatement - Answer✔✔-A legal order to stop such hindering and/or annoying activities


Civil Law - Answer✔✔-Involves individuals or groups acting in a nonpublic capacity in which some form

of compensation is sought, and liability, not guilty, is established


Prohibitory Injunction - Answer✔✔-A court order preventing a party from doing a particular act


Mandatory Injunction - Answer✔✔-an order to take action, such as applying for a permit, changing a

procedure, reporting an activity, or correcting a violation


Criminal Law - Answer✔✔-prevents harm to society


Prima Facie - Answer✔✔-tangible evidence such as detailed records, original handwritten investigative

reports, photographs, samples and scientific test results


they are more persuasive forms of evidence than recollections alone


Hearsay - Answer✔✔-testimony given by a witness who relates not what he or she heard, saw, or knows

personally, but what others have said


usually not admissible evidence


Torts - Answer✔✔-civil wrongs (injuries to a person, property, or reputation)


Informed consent - Answer✔✔-lessens the professionals liability when the risk of a pending activity is

explained




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Example: a restaurants meat is close to temp limit allowed by law and the REHS explains that it is

reaching a hazardous condition


Statutes of limitation - Answer✔✔-The law that sets the length of time from when something happens

to when a lawsuit must be filed before the right to bring it is lost.


The Exclusionary Rule - Answer✔✔-disallows illegally obtained evidence to be admitted in court


Subpoena - Answer✔✔-legal process to compel access to records and documents


Freedom of Information Act - Answer✔✔-gives public access to governmental records, but its wording

restricts access to public records that could contain private information


dereliction - Answer✔✔-Abandoned buildings and wasteland.


Tort Law - Answer✔✔-Law that deals with harm to a person or a person's property.


standard of care - Answer✔✔-Written, accepted levels of emergency care expected by reason of training

and profession; written by legal or professional organizations so that patients are not exposed to

unreasonable risk or harm.


reasonable care - Answer✔✔-a legal concept identifying the amount of care a reasonably prudent

person would exercise in a specific situation


institutional liability - Answer✔✔-Assumes that the health facility provides certain safeguards to keep

the patient from harm


Vicarious Liability - Answer✔✔-Legal doctrine under which a party can be held liable for the wrongful

actions of another party.


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