Mdu Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Disability Rights Florida - an organization that promotes being a better self advocate -provides information and referral -investigates abuse, neglect and rights violations -advocates for persons with disabilties Florida Mental Health Act - 1971, this Act brought about a dramatic and comprehensive revision of Florida's 97-year-old laws. This act was also referred to as the "Baker Act" named after Maxine Baker, a former state rep. who sponsored the Act. The Baker Act was created with the...

an essential concept of american law is what? - where the federal constitution speaks, no state may contradict it approximately how many cases per term does the supreme court review? - 80 to 90 choose the best answer. from the 100 patients article, individuals who were involuntarily committed ___________________ to complete treatment successfully when compared to those who voluntarily entered treatment. - were just as likely/were nearly as likely from the 100 patients article, individuals ...

An essential concept of American Law is what? - Where the federal constitution speaks, no state may contradict it Approximately how many cases per term does the Supreme Court review? - 80 to 90 From the 100 patients article, Individuals who were involuntarily committed _____ to complete treatment successfully when compared to those who voluntarily entered treatment - Were nearly as likely From the 100 patients article, the highest rate of successful treatment completion occurred among thos...

An individual's autonomy in providing informed consent should be assessed based on (choose all that apply): Group of answer choices Their level of education Their socioeconomic status Their level of capacity The complexity and risks of the study The availability of family - Their level of capacity & the risks of the study In the case of Marlise Munoz, what was the primary argument for the request that life-sustaining treatment be withdrawn or withheld? - The law requiring life-sustaini...

Based on the ACA, young adults can stay on their parent's insurance plan until what age? 21 25 26 27 - Answer 26

choose the best answer. from the 100 patients article, individuals who were involuntarily committed ___________________ to complete treatment successfully when compared to those who voluntarily entered treatment. - Answer were just as likely/were nearly as likely from the 100 patients article, the highest rate of successful treatment completion occurred among those aged... - Answer 18-30

t/f before AMDUCA all extralabel drug use was illegal - ANSWER ☑☑true what does AMDUCA stand for - ANSWER ☑☑Animal Medicinal Drug Use Clarification Act what did AMDUCA establish - ANSWER ☑☑rules and limits for EL drug use in animals t/f AMDUCA is federal law - ANSWER ☑☑true t/f under AMDUCA, EL use is okay if there is no labeled form of treatment available or effective for the animal - ANSWER ☑☑true t/f for EL drug use, you must have a valid VCPR - ANSWER...

What does a decision to remand mean? - Answer To send the case back to a lower court What does it mean to grant ceriorari? - Answer To agree to hear the case The significance behind the ruling in Lake v. Cameron was - Answer Least Restrictive Alternative

if it does not make the "discuss list" then it becomes part of the "dead list" order list - Answer list of decisions the supreme court makes on whether to "discuss" or "kill" a case joint appendix - Answer both parties agree to provide and prepare certain information to the court

Articles of Confederation Answer> Governed relations among the 13 states. It established a weak national Congress and left most authority with the states. "stare decisis" Answer> precedence (of other courts) courts consider themselves bound by how other courts of equal or superior rank have previously interpreted a law United States v. Balsys, 524 U.S. 666 (1998) Answer> Supreme Court ruled that fear of foreign prosecution is beyond the scope of the Self- Incrimination Clau...