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What is one requirement in becoming a notary public in California? - Answer- Be at least 18 years of age, pass a background check, pass a proctored closed book exam, be a legal resident of California First time applicants must complete - Answer- A six hour state approved course An applicant convicted of a disqualifying crime may be denied appointment (T/F) - Answer- True Applicants must disclose convictions dismissed under CA Penal Code section 1203.4 or 120.4a (T/F) - Answer- True O...

CA Life Insurance Exam 164 Questions with Answers 2023 What is meant by referring to an insurance policy as a unilateral contract? - CORRECT ANSWER Only one party makes a legally enforceable promise. When must insurance records of insurance agents and brokers be made available to the Insurance Commissioner? - CORRECT ANSWER At all times. Any situation that presents the possibility of a loss is known as - CORRECT ANSWER a loss exposure Which of the following information is not requi...

What is one requirement in becoming a notary public in California? a) Be at least 18 years of age b) Pass a background check c) Pass a proctored closed book exam d) Be a legal resident of California e) All of the above - answer-e) All of the above First time applicants must complete: a) A one hour course b) A two hour proctored course c) A six hour state approved course d) A three hour state approved course. - answer-c) A six hour state approved course An applicant convicted o...

GENERAL PRINCIPLES General Principles; Schools of thought in Criminal Law (1996) 1} What are the different schools of thought or theories in Criminal Law and describe each briefly. 2) To what theory does our Revised Penal Code belong? SUGGESTED ANSWER: 1. There are two schools of thought in Criminal Law, and these are (a) the CLASSICAL THEORY, which simply means that the basis of criminal liabilities is human free will, and the purpose of the penalty is retribution which mu...

In the 1970s, where was the FIRESCOPE program developed and used for multiagency incidents? - Answer-The West Coast Whose role is it to focus on scene-specific operations? - Answer-The Incident Commander The division of the safety officer role was written into which NFPA standard? - Answer-NFPA 1521 The workers' compensation experience modifier is typically based on a _____-year loss experience. - Answer-3 Who is responsible for assigning the Type 1 and Type 2 incident management te...

In the 1970s, where was the FIRESCOPE program developed and used for multiagency incidents? - Answer-The West Coast Whose role is it to focus on scene-specific operations? - Answer-The Incident Commander The division of the safety officer role was written into which NFPA standard? - Answer-NFPA 1521 The workers' compensation experience modifier is typically based on a _____-year loss experience. - Answer-3 Who is responsible for assigning the Type 1 and Type 2 incident management te...

PC 832 Practice Quiz T or F Verified A felony is a crime that can be punished with either county jail time or a state prison commitment. T or F - F A prisoners right to be protected from cruel and unusual punishment is a right that is guaranteed by the Bill of Rights? T or F - T A suspect is attempting to swallow six diamond rings he stole from a jewelry store. The responding officer at the scene MAY NOT use any force to prevent the suspect from swallowing the evidence? ...

COMMERCIAL LAWS OF THE PHILIPPINES Compendium COMMERCIAL LAW CURRICULUM MAP Year Sem Course 3 1 Insurance Negotiable Instruments Transportation Laws Carriage of Goods by Sea Land Transportation and Traffic Code Maritime Commerce Warsaw Convention 2 Corporation Laws Electives Banking Laws Bank Secrecy Deposit Central Bank Act General Banking Law Intellectual Property Securities Regulation Anti-Money Laundering TABLE OF CONTENTS PD No 115 | Trust Receipts Law...

ADL 2601 How to answer a problem question for judicial review Use the IRAC method: - Issue - Rule - Application - Conclusion First talk about the grounds: The decision must be made by a public body! - Local authorities - Government departments (including executive agencies) - Regulators- Ofcom - Non-governmental organisations- the Panel on Takeovers and Mergers, Independent Press Standards Organisation, Advertising Standards Authority The decision must be made under delegated ...

POST TEST #1 LD 5,15,16,20,39 100% Solved 3 origins of law - answerConstitutional, statutory and case law Constitutional Law - answerRules and provisions found in the federal and state constitutions Statutory Law - answerWritten laws enacted by a legislative body Case Law - answerPrevious appellate court decisions that are binding on lower court decisions (know as precedent) Primary purpose is to interpret constitution and clarify statutes Letter of the Law - answerThe law is strictly a...