BUSA 2106 EXAM 2025/2026 COMPILED PACKAGE DEAL GRADED A+

Define: Preemption Doctrine - ️️The regulation that does not allow a state to pass a law inconsistent with the federal law A plaintiff must prove ever element of a civil action, what must the state prove? - ️️Every element of a crime What is a Plaintiff? - ️️A person who brings a cas...

corporate governance - ️️the law protecting the owners of a business organization from the managers who run it for them the _____________ ethic proved to be a great influence on modern capitalism, but its focus on absolute moral values was replaced by a focus on wealth and mass consumption -...

S Corporations - ️️organizations that are subject to election made possible through the language of the Subchapter S of the Internal Revenue Code are known as _ ___________ alter-ego theory - ️️if a corporate entity is disregarded by its corporate officers, directors, and stockholders th...

Proxy - ️️Shareholder's authorizing of another person to vote the shareholder's shares in the event of the shareholder's absence Limited Partner - ️️Partners who invest capital but do not participate in management and are not personally liable for partnership debts beyond their capital...

What are the advantages of "small claims"? - ️️-Simple to file; lower filing fees -Less formal trials -Individuals and businesses often represent themselves w/o an attorney -Information available online -Evidentiary rules are typically relaxed State Trial Courts - ️️-Some trial courts...

Identify the universal principles that define the rule of law according to the World Justice Project. (Check all that apply.) - ️️-The laws protect fundamental rights, including the security of persons and property and certain core human rights. -The government and its officials and agents as...

Elements of Negligence - ️️1- Does the defendant owe a duty to defendant? 2- Did defendant "breach" that duty?... 3- By "proximately causing"... 4- Damages Exclusive Jurisdiction - ️️- Sole jurisdiction of a federal court to hear and decide cases involving specified subject matters ...

Which one of the following US Supreme Court members (on the current court) is considered to be the judicial moderate (swing)? - ️️John Roberts The concept which suggests that certain types of courts can only hear certain types of cases (i.e. Probate court deals with wills and estates, Juvenil...

Constitution - ️️Constitution of the United States of America, States that any law whether federal, state, or local conflicting with the U.S. Constitution is unconstitutional and, therefore, unenforceable, Established the structure of the federal government, State constitutions, Establish the...