FSE 116 - Funeral Law & Ethics Chapter's 1&2
"Could you help me dress Mr. Howard?" - ANS-Which of these terms is best to use around the
funeral home to describe a dead body?
"What is it?" - ANS-When (if) you ever encounter something that you 'think' is a dead body, your
first question should be:
Common Law - ANS-"Every dead human being is entitled to a decedent burial." This statement
has its origins in:
Common Law - ANS-What type of law is nicknamed the "unwritten law", but ironically more has
been written about this type that any other type?
Common law. - ANS-What type of law helps to "fill in the gaps" of our legal system?
Cremation - ANS-It should be remembered that-technically- ____ isn't a method of disposition,
but actually one step in the disposition process.
Disposal. - ANS-Mortuary law consists of those laws that peculiarly relate to the ____ of the
dead.
Earth Burial. - ANS-Currently across the United States, the most common method of final
disposition is:
Environmental Protection Agency. - ANS-What is the primary public agency that one should
make report when scattering human cremated remains?
Equity - ANS-The court of ____ is one that has the authority to issue injunctions and other
mandatory directions which parties must follow.
Extremely broad and and abstract - ANS-The concept of "property" in the law is-
Federal laws. - ANS-The Federal Trade Commission Laws, the laws of the Americans with
Disabilities Act, and the laws of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration are all
considered:
Hammurabi - ANS-What individual wanted more simple laws, but felt that the law should favor
those of higher social class? He was also credited with establishing the first malpractice laws.
Jurisprudence - ANS-Mortuary law is also known as mortuary _____
"Could you help me dress Mr. Howard?" - ANS-Which of these terms is best to use around the
funeral home to describe a dead body?
"What is it?" - ANS-When (if) you ever encounter something that you 'think' is a dead body, your
first question should be:
Common Law - ANS-"Every dead human being is entitled to a decedent burial." This statement
has its origins in:
Common Law - ANS-What type of law is nicknamed the "unwritten law", but ironically more has
been written about this type that any other type?
Common law. - ANS-What type of law helps to "fill in the gaps" of our legal system?
Cremation - ANS-It should be remembered that-technically- ____ isn't a method of disposition,
but actually one step in the disposition process.
Disposal. - ANS-Mortuary law consists of those laws that peculiarly relate to the ____ of the
dead.
Earth Burial. - ANS-Currently across the United States, the most common method of final
disposition is:
Environmental Protection Agency. - ANS-What is the primary public agency that one should
make report when scattering human cremated remains?
Equity - ANS-The court of ____ is one that has the authority to issue injunctions and other
mandatory directions which parties must follow.
Extremely broad and and abstract - ANS-The concept of "property" in the law is-
Federal laws. - ANS-The Federal Trade Commission Laws, the laws of the Americans with
Disabilities Act, and the laws of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration are all
considered:
Hammurabi - ANS-What individual wanted more simple laws, but felt that the law should favor
those of higher social class? He was also credited with establishing the first malpractice laws.
Jurisprudence - ANS-Mortuary law is also known as mortuary _____
