AGEC 3713 WEEK TEN EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH 100% VERIFIED CORRECT
ANSWERS!!
What is the definition of "the law?"
The body of rules that can be enforced by the authority of a government (federal, state and local)
What are the principal means by which the government enforces legal obligations?
The government gets its power from the people, then provides police power in return
How do you summarize the grant of authority to the government to enact, and then
enforce, the law?
It comes from the consent of the governed aka the people
Define constitutional law.
serves as a broad framework for the entire legal system of a government.
Define statutory law.
The codified laws passed by a governments legislative body
Define administrative law.
body of agency-made law consisting of administrative rules, regulations, and enforceable
policies.
Define common/case law.
The body of law that is derived from judicial precedent
How is constitutional law created?
established through a constitutional convention (single occurrence)
How is statutory law created?
, bill proposed by legislature in one house, approved by both houses of legislature, signed by chief
executive.
How is administrative law created?
created by delegation of the legislative power to the administrative agencies.
- Publish notice of proposed action.
- Public comments taken for at least 30 days.
- Public hearing regarding proposed rule.
- Agency makes final rule decision.
- Final rule must be published in register.
- Rule must be signed by governor.
How is common/case law created?
arises from the interpretation of legal principles.
- Court exams facts of the case
- Court looks for a rule to apply.
- Court applies rule to the fact of the case, if it can do so directly.
- If it can't apply rule, draws an analogy from another case and announces its new rule.
How is constitutional law modified?
take 2/3 majority of both house and senate (or by 2/3 of the states), and 3/4 ratification of the
states.
How is statutory law modified?
to change a stature you pass another one.
How is administrative law modified?
To change a rule you make a new rule
How is common/case law modified?
overridden by passage of a stature or regulation, judges can modify their interpretations,
formation of a new rule.
WITH 100% VERIFIED CORRECT
ANSWERS!!
What is the definition of "the law?"
The body of rules that can be enforced by the authority of a government (federal, state and local)
What are the principal means by which the government enforces legal obligations?
The government gets its power from the people, then provides police power in return
How do you summarize the grant of authority to the government to enact, and then
enforce, the law?
It comes from the consent of the governed aka the people
Define constitutional law.
serves as a broad framework for the entire legal system of a government.
Define statutory law.
The codified laws passed by a governments legislative body
Define administrative law.
body of agency-made law consisting of administrative rules, regulations, and enforceable
policies.
Define common/case law.
The body of law that is derived from judicial precedent
How is constitutional law created?
established through a constitutional convention (single occurrence)
How is statutory law created?
, bill proposed by legislature in one house, approved by both houses of legislature, signed by chief
executive.
How is administrative law created?
created by delegation of the legislative power to the administrative agencies.
- Publish notice of proposed action.
- Public comments taken for at least 30 days.
- Public hearing regarding proposed rule.
- Agency makes final rule decision.
- Final rule must be published in register.
- Rule must be signed by governor.
How is common/case law created?
arises from the interpretation of legal principles.
- Court exams facts of the case
- Court looks for a rule to apply.
- Court applies rule to the fact of the case, if it can do so directly.
- If it can't apply rule, draws an analogy from another case and announces its new rule.
How is constitutional law modified?
take 2/3 majority of both house and senate (or by 2/3 of the states), and 3/4 ratification of the
states.
How is statutory law modified?
to change a stature you pass another one.
How is administrative law modified?
To change a rule you make a new rule
How is common/case law modified?
overridden by passage of a stature or regulation, judges can modify their interpretations,
formation of a new rule.
