BUL 4310 EXAM 1 COMPREHENSIVE EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100% ACCURATE
ANSWERS BRAND NEW EXAM ALREADY GRADED (A+
PASS)
Hobbes Ans✓✓✓ People are selfish and denied that they're naturally
social beings. They need an all-powerful sovereign rule to put them in
check.
Law is the social construct that should provide stability, order, and
security. Law is order
"Every man is a wolf to every other man"
pg: 6
SN: pg: 4
Miranda v. Arizona Ans✓✓✓ You have to know your rights before you
can waive them (give them up) (Only required if an officer asks a
question)
1. Right to remain silent
2. Anything you say can be used as evidence against you
3. You have the right to speak to an attorney before and during being
questioned
4. If you can't afford an attorney, you have the right to have an attorney
appointed prior to questioning
5. Do you understand these rights?
,6. Understanding these rights, do you wish to answer my questions?
(A person can argue that their confession wasn't voluntary, but if police
took proper procedures it'll be hard to win)
Pg: 2-3
Q: 8, 66, 85
Case Citations Ans✓✓✓ Ex: Brown v. Board of Education, 347 U.S.
483 (1954)
1. Brown is the (appellent) who appealed a lower court decision, was
plaintiff(brings case against someone else) at the trial, or both
2. Board of Education is the (appellee) who was appealed against(won
the lower court decision), was the defendant at the trial, or both
3. 347 U.S. 483 means official court decision is in the 347th volume of
U.S. Reports starting at pg 483.
(If 483 has a comma and a number (e.g. 505), the quotation or
paraphrasing derives from the court opinion at pg 505)
4. 1954 is when the court made its decision. (Only U.S. Supreme Court
Cases don't need an indication of the court that issued the opinion within
the parentheses)
pg: 3
,SN: 15-16
Q: 67
Alexis de Tocqueville (1805-1859) Ans✓✓✓ Hardly a political question
in the U.S. which doesn't sooner or later become a political one.
All citizens should have a basic understanding of the law and legal
system.
pg: 4
A. Barlett Giamatti Ans✓✓✓ Law isn't simply a set of forensic or
procedural skills. It's a vast body of knowledge which draws from many
disciplines.
pg. 4
Law Ans✓✓✓ Body of principles, standards, and rules which the courts
apply in the decision of controversies before them.
A mechanism for humans to order their lives and force adherence to
socially acceptable norms.
pg: 4
Soft Law Ans✓✓✓ Little likelihood of consequences in the event of a
breach.
pg: 6
, Hard Law Ans✓✓✓ Well established with remedies for breach known
to all if available. (There's actually a punishment)
pg: 6
Latin Ans✓✓✓ Roman law was written in Latin. Even after the Roman
Empire fell, England, America, France, etc. used it.
pg: 6-7
Montesquieu Ans✓✓✓ Believes separating legislative, executive, and
judicial powers of government. He also wrote Spirit of Laws. (inspired
U.S. Constitution)
Defined three main kinds of government:
Republican: If broad citizen rights, democratic republics. If narrow then
aristocratic republics)
Monarchical: fixed set of laws can restrain ruler's authority)
Despotism: when there aren't legal restraints the ruler
(Political liberty is impossible in despotic, but possible in republics and
monarchies)
pg: 7
SN: pg: 4
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100% ACCURATE
ANSWERS BRAND NEW EXAM ALREADY GRADED (A+
PASS)
Hobbes Ans✓✓✓ People are selfish and denied that they're naturally
social beings. They need an all-powerful sovereign rule to put them in
check.
Law is the social construct that should provide stability, order, and
security. Law is order
"Every man is a wolf to every other man"
pg: 6
SN: pg: 4
Miranda v. Arizona Ans✓✓✓ You have to know your rights before you
can waive them (give them up) (Only required if an officer asks a
question)
1. Right to remain silent
2. Anything you say can be used as evidence against you
3. You have the right to speak to an attorney before and during being
questioned
4. If you can't afford an attorney, you have the right to have an attorney
appointed prior to questioning
5. Do you understand these rights?
,6. Understanding these rights, do you wish to answer my questions?
(A person can argue that their confession wasn't voluntary, but if police
took proper procedures it'll be hard to win)
Pg: 2-3
Q: 8, 66, 85
Case Citations Ans✓✓✓ Ex: Brown v. Board of Education, 347 U.S.
483 (1954)
1. Brown is the (appellent) who appealed a lower court decision, was
plaintiff(brings case against someone else) at the trial, or both
2. Board of Education is the (appellee) who was appealed against(won
the lower court decision), was the defendant at the trial, or both
3. 347 U.S. 483 means official court decision is in the 347th volume of
U.S. Reports starting at pg 483.
(If 483 has a comma and a number (e.g. 505), the quotation or
paraphrasing derives from the court opinion at pg 505)
4. 1954 is when the court made its decision. (Only U.S. Supreme Court
Cases don't need an indication of the court that issued the opinion within
the parentheses)
pg: 3
,SN: 15-16
Q: 67
Alexis de Tocqueville (1805-1859) Ans✓✓✓ Hardly a political question
in the U.S. which doesn't sooner or later become a political one.
All citizens should have a basic understanding of the law and legal
system.
pg: 4
A. Barlett Giamatti Ans✓✓✓ Law isn't simply a set of forensic or
procedural skills. It's a vast body of knowledge which draws from many
disciplines.
pg. 4
Law Ans✓✓✓ Body of principles, standards, and rules which the courts
apply in the decision of controversies before them.
A mechanism for humans to order their lives and force adherence to
socially acceptable norms.
pg: 4
Soft Law Ans✓✓✓ Little likelihood of consequences in the event of a
breach.
pg: 6
, Hard Law Ans✓✓✓ Well established with remedies for breach known
to all if available. (There's actually a punishment)
pg: 6
Latin Ans✓✓✓ Roman law was written in Latin. Even after the Roman
Empire fell, England, America, France, etc. used it.
pg: 6-7
Montesquieu Ans✓✓✓ Believes separating legislative, executive, and
judicial powers of government. He also wrote Spirit of Laws. (inspired
U.S. Constitution)
Defined three main kinds of government:
Republican: If broad citizen rights, democratic republics. If narrow then
aristocratic republics)
Monarchical: fixed set of laws can restrain ruler's authority)
Despotism: when there aren't legal restraints the ruler
(Political liberty is impossible in despotic, but possible in republics and
monarchies)
pg: 7
SN: pg: 4
