BULW 301 Exam 1 Questions and
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Law - ✔✔consists of enforceable rules governing relationships among
individuals and between individuals and their society
Why do we have laws? - ✔✔to provide stability, to keep society running,
system in place if something goes wrong
Liability - ✔✔the state of being legally responsible (liable) for something
such as a debt or obligation
Ethics - ✔✔the principles governing what constitutes right or wrong
behavior
Primary or secondary: US Constitution - ✔✔Primary
Primary or secondary: statutory law - ✔✔primary
Primary or secondary: regulations - ✔✔primary
primary or secondary: case law and common law doctrines - ✔✔primary
primary or secondary: encyclopedias - ✔✔secondary
primary or secondary: treatises - ✔✔secondary
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, Primary sources of law describe: - ✔✔What the law is/origin of the laws
biggest primary source - ✔✔U.S. constitution
"Supreme Law of the Land" - ✔✔U.S. Constitution
Class action lawsuit - ✔✔people with similar legal injuries sue
True/False: if any law conflicts with the Constitution, the law is rendered
invalid - ✔✔True
True/False: state laws work in any state - ✔✔False: State laws only work in
their own state
Secondary sources of law are: - ✔✔restatements of the law
Statutory Law - ✔✔the body of law enacted by the legislative bodies (as
opposed to constitutional law, administrative law, or case law); been
through the legislative process
Why did the NCCUSL draft model laws? - ✔✔To make commerce easier
across state borders
State Constitutions - ✔✔long and detailed about day to day relationship
with government and citizens
Statute - ✔✔a bill/law that has gone through the whole process
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Answers 100% Solved | Graded A+
Law - ✔✔consists of enforceable rules governing relationships among
individuals and between individuals and their society
Why do we have laws? - ✔✔to provide stability, to keep society running,
system in place if something goes wrong
Liability - ✔✔the state of being legally responsible (liable) for something
such as a debt or obligation
Ethics - ✔✔the principles governing what constitutes right or wrong
behavior
Primary or secondary: US Constitution - ✔✔Primary
Primary or secondary: statutory law - ✔✔primary
Primary or secondary: regulations - ✔✔primary
primary or secondary: case law and common law doctrines - ✔✔primary
primary or secondary: encyclopedias - ✔✔secondary
primary or secondary: treatises - ✔✔secondary
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, Primary sources of law describe: - ✔✔What the law is/origin of the laws
biggest primary source - ✔✔U.S. constitution
"Supreme Law of the Land" - ✔✔U.S. Constitution
Class action lawsuit - ✔✔people with similar legal injuries sue
True/False: if any law conflicts with the Constitution, the law is rendered
invalid - ✔✔True
True/False: state laws work in any state - ✔✔False: State laws only work in
their own state
Secondary sources of law are: - ✔✔restatements of the law
Statutory Law - ✔✔the body of law enacted by the legislative bodies (as
opposed to constitutional law, administrative law, or case law); been
through the legislative process
Why did the NCCUSL draft model laws? - ✔✔To make commerce easier
across state borders
State Constitutions - ✔✔long and detailed about day to day relationship
with government and citizens
Statute - ✔✔a bill/law that has gone through the whole process
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