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Morality refers to principals of right an wrong as determined by one's own __________. - conscious Ethics are.... - A set of rules of conduct (right vs. wrong) recognized by a particular group of individuals What is the main difference between violating your own morals, an ethical code, or a law? - The punishment. Morals = feel bad. Ethics = censure, disciplinary procedures, or license suspension. Law = fines, damages, jail. Jurisprudence - The philosophy of law Sarbanes Oxley Act - Resu...

Texas CSR WKT exam study guide revised for A grades diaphragm - a body partition of muscle and tissue A reporter is never asked to - type up the clerk's docket A chronic condition is one which - lasts for a long time When can you go off the record in a deposition? - When both attorneys agree Your hat is (laying, lying) on the table - lying What is the maximum gift a CSR can receive per year? - $100 What do you do if you hear an off-the-record discussion between a lawyer a...

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BUL5810 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH REVISED ANSWERS Dylan believes that his neighbor, Nancy, is improperly erecting a fence on Dylan's property. Despite efforts to get Nancy to stop the construction of the fence, she refuses. Dylan then sues Nancy and seeks only an injunction from a court to stop the fence's construction. What type of judicial relief is Dylan seeking from the court? a. equity. b. criminal. c. restatement of the law. d. damages. - Answer-a. equity. Wendy sued Greg for a br...

diaphragm - Answer-a body partition of muscle and tissue A reporter is never asked to - Answer-type up the clerk's docket A chronic condition is one which - Answer-lasts for a long time When can you go off the record in a deposition? - Answer-When both attorneys agree Your hat is (laying, lying) on the table - Answer-lying What is the maximum gift a CSR can receive per year? - Answer-$100 What do you do if you hear an off-the-record discussion between a lawyer and a witness? - Answerleave...

business law Collin College -Business Law Review updated to passstare decisis - correct answer A common law doctrine under which judges are obligated to follow the precedents established in prior decisions. allege - correct answer To state, recite, assert, or charge. appellant - correct answer The party who takes an appeal from one court to another. appellee - correct answer The party against whom an appeal is taken that is, the party who opposes setting aside or reversing the judgment....

Bail bonds fl state exam key terms questions and answers | 100% correct | latest update 2024/2025 Limited surety Agents of insurance companies. Contract A legally binding agreement between two or more people. Acquit To set free Adjudicate To decide a matter based on evidence presented by the court Affidavit A written statement given voluntarily under oath before a notary or other official Agency A business location at which a licensed and appointed bail bond agent...

14th Amendment - passed in 1868 after the Civil War, provides, in part, that "[n]o State shall . . . deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law." action at law - File a complaint, jury or judge, judgement, monetary damages or property action in equity - File a petition, judge, decree, injunction, specific performance, or rescission administrative agency - A federal or state government agency created by the legislature to perform a specific function, such ...

Business Law Exam 1 (ch. 1-4) with 100% correct answers rated A+administrative agency - correct answer a federal, state, or local government agency established to perform a specific function; administrative agencies are authorized by legislative acts to make and enforce rules to administer and enforce the acts. administrative law - correct answer the body of law created by administrative agencies (in the form of rules, regulations, orders, and decisions) in order to carry out their duties and...

Limited surety - ️️Agents of insurance companies. Contract - ️️A legally binding agreement between two or more people. Acquit - ️️To set free Adjudicate - ️️To decide a matter based on evidence presented by the court Affidavit - ️️A written statement given voluntarily under oath before a notary or other official Agency - ️️A business location at which a licensed and appointed bail bond agent engages in any activity under the license and appointment of bail ...