Law and Business Exam 1, Welker,
USF, BUL 3320 Questions and
Answers Updated 2026
NaturalBLawB-
BAnswerBSchoolBofBJurisprudentialBThought:BPostulatesBthatBlawBisBbasedBonBwhatBis
B"correct".BItBemphasizesBaBmoralBtheoryBofBlaw--
BthatBis,BlawBshouldBbeBbasedBonBmoralityBandBethics.
HistoricalB-
BAnswerBSchoolBofBJurisprudentialBThought:BBelievesBthatBlawBisBanBaggregateBofBsoc
ialBtraditionsBandBcustoms.
AnalyticalB-
BAnswerBSchoolBofBJurisprudentialBThought:BMaintainsBthatBlawBisBshapedBbyBlogic.
SociologicalB-
BAnswerBSchoolBofBJurisprudentialBThought:BAssertsBthatBtheBlawBisBaBmeansBofBachi
evingBandBadvancingBcertainBsociologicalBgoals.
CommandB-
BAnswerBSchoolBofBJurisprudentialBThought:BBelievesBthatBtheBlawBisBaBsetBofBrulesB
developed,Bcommunicated,BandBenforcedBbyBtheBrulingBparty.
CriticalBLegalBStudiesB-
BAnswerBSchoolBofBJurisprudentialBThought:BMaintainsBthatBlegalBrulesBareBunnecessa
ryBandBthatBlegalBdisputesBshouldBbeBsolvedBbyBapplyingBarbitraryBrulesBbasedBonBfa
irness.
LawBandBEconomicsB-
BAnswerBSchoolBofBJurisprudentialBThought:BBelievesBthatBpromotingBmarketBefficienc
yBshouldBbeBtheBcentralBconcernBofBlegalBdecisionBmaking.
, LawBCourtsB-
BAnswerBWhenBaBuniformBsetBofBlawsBfirstBstartedBtoBappearBinBcourts,BtheseBwere
BwhereBjudgesBwouldBadministerBtheBlawBinBaBuniformBmatter.BLawBatBthisBtimeBten
dedBtoBemphasizeBtheBformB(legalBprocedure)BoverBtheBsubstanceB(merit)BofBaBcase.
ChanceryB(Equity)BCourtsB-
BAnswerBThisBtypeBofBcourtBwasBestablishedBbecauseBofBsomeBunfairBresultsBstemmi
ngBfromBtheBoriginalBtypeBofBcourt.BHereBtheyBwouldBpreferBtheBsubstanceB(merit)Bo
fBtheBcaseBoverBtheBformB(legalBprocedure).
MerchantBCourtsB-
BAnswerBBasedBonBcommonBtradeBpracticesBandBusage,BtheseBcourtsBwereBdevelope
dBtoBsettleBdisputesBbetweenBtraders,BandBwasBeventuallyBabsorbedBintoBtheBregular
BcourtBsystemBofBEngland.
EnglishBCommonBLawB-
BAnswerBABsystemBofBlawsBdevelopedBbyBjudgesBwhoBissuedBtheirBopinionsBwhenBd
ecidingBaBcaseBandBthatBchangedBAmericaBandBmadeBconsequencesBuniformBacrossBt
heBcountry.
TreatiesB-
BAnswerBWithB2/3BofBtheBsenate'sBsupport,BtheBU.SBconstitutionBstatesBweBcanBente
rBintoBthisBcompactBbetweenBtwoBorBmoreBnations.
StareBDecisisB-
BAnswerBLatinBforB"toBstandBbyBtheBdecision".BAdherenceBtoBprecedent.
PresidentB-
BAnswerBCanBsignBaBbillBintoBaBlaw,BifBthisBpersonBwaitsB10BdaysBaBbillBwillBautoma
ticallyBbecomeBaBlaw,BifBthisBpersonBvetoesBcongressBcanBoverturnBwithB2/3Bsupport.
CivilBLawB-
BAnswerBLegalBSystem:BTheBcivilBcodeBandBparliamentaryBstatutesBthatBexpandBandBi
USF, BUL 3320 Questions and
Answers Updated 2026
NaturalBLawB-
BAnswerBSchoolBofBJurisprudentialBThought:BPostulatesBthatBlawBisBbasedBonBwhatBis
B"correct".BItBemphasizesBaBmoralBtheoryBofBlaw--
BthatBis,BlawBshouldBbeBbasedBonBmoralityBandBethics.
HistoricalB-
BAnswerBSchoolBofBJurisprudentialBThought:BBelievesBthatBlawBisBanBaggregateBofBsoc
ialBtraditionsBandBcustoms.
AnalyticalB-
BAnswerBSchoolBofBJurisprudentialBThought:BMaintainsBthatBlawBisBshapedBbyBlogic.
SociologicalB-
BAnswerBSchoolBofBJurisprudentialBThought:BAssertsBthatBtheBlawBisBaBmeansBofBachi
evingBandBadvancingBcertainBsociologicalBgoals.
CommandB-
BAnswerBSchoolBofBJurisprudentialBThought:BBelievesBthatBtheBlawBisBaBsetBofBrulesB
developed,Bcommunicated,BandBenforcedBbyBtheBrulingBparty.
CriticalBLegalBStudiesB-
BAnswerBSchoolBofBJurisprudentialBThought:BMaintainsBthatBlegalBrulesBareBunnecessa
ryBandBthatBlegalBdisputesBshouldBbeBsolvedBbyBapplyingBarbitraryBrulesBbasedBonBfa
irness.
LawBandBEconomicsB-
BAnswerBSchoolBofBJurisprudentialBThought:BBelievesBthatBpromotingBmarketBefficienc
yBshouldBbeBtheBcentralBconcernBofBlegalBdecisionBmaking.
, LawBCourtsB-
BAnswerBWhenBaBuniformBsetBofBlawsBfirstBstartedBtoBappearBinBcourts,BtheseBwere
BwhereBjudgesBwouldBadministerBtheBlawBinBaBuniformBmatter.BLawBatBthisBtimeBten
dedBtoBemphasizeBtheBformB(legalBprocedure)BoverBtheBsubstanceB(merit)BofBaBcase.
ChanceryB(Equity)BCourtsB-
BAnswerBThisBtypeBofBcourtBwasBestablishedBbecauseBofBsomeBunfairBresultsBstemmi
ngBfromBtheBoriginalBtypeBofBcourt.BHereBtheyBwouldBpreferBtheBsubstanceB(merit)Bo
fBtheBcaseBoverBtheBformB(legalBprocedure).
MerchantBCourtsB-
BAnswerBBasedBonBcommonBtradeBpracticesBandBusage,BtheseBcourtsBwereBdevelope
dBtoBsettleBdisputesBbetweenBtraders,BandBwasBeventuallyBabsorbedBintoBtheBregular
BcourtBsystemBofBEngland.
EnglishBCommonBLawB-
BAnswerBABsystemBofBlawsBdevelopedBbyBjudgesBwhoBissuedBtheirBopinionsBwhenBd
ecidingBaBcaseBandBthatBchangedBAmericaBandBmadeBconsequencesBuniformBacrossBt
heBcountry.
TreatiesB-
BAnswerBWithB2/3BofBtheBsenate'sBsupport,BtheBU.SBconstitutionBstatesBweBcanBente
rBintoBthisBcompactBbetweenBtwoBorBmoreBnations.
StareBDecisisB-
BAnswerBLatinBforB"toBstandBbyBtheBdecision".BAdherenceBtoBprecedent.
PresidentB-
BAnswerBCanBsignBaBbillBintoBaBlaw,BifBthisBpersonBwaitsB10BdaysBaBbillBwillBautoma
ticallyBbecomeBaBlaw,BifBthisBpersonBvetoesBcongressBcanBoverturnBwithB2/3Bsupport.
CivilBLawB-
BAnswerBLegalBSystem:BTheBcivilBcodeBandBparliamentaryBstatutesBthatBexpandBandBi