BUS 201- EXAM #1 QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE
ANSWERS
Additional Classifications correct answer 1. Substantive- Tell us what we
can/cannot do.
2. Procedural- Tell government how to enforce the law.
Arbitration correct answer The decision that is made, you must follow.
Assault correct answer Fear you feel before battery.
Assumption of the Risk correct answer If the defendant can prove that the
plaintiff knew of the risk, understood the risk, and still did it anyway, negligence
will be dropped.
Attack the statute correct answer 1. Claim unconstitutional
2. Govern Government
3. Example Texas v. Johnson- Burning of the American Flag.
Battery correct answer Intentional harmful/offensive touching without consent.
Benchmarks- Constitution correct answer All other laws must meet the laws of
the constitution.
Benchmarks- Treaties correct answer Between sovereign nations.
, Business Ethics correct answer - Principals, values and standard that guide
behavior in the world of business.
1. The balance of profits v. The needs of society.
2. More complicated than personal ethics.
Circuit Court correct answer Over $25,000
1. Always meet in the center of county government.
Code of Conduct correct answer Helps guide employee's decisions and behavior
regarding ethical issues.
Code of Conduct- Principles correct answer Very specific universal and absolute
boundaries that rule the conduct and behavior of society. Rules are often based
on principals.
Code of Conduct- Values correct answer Belief among a person, culture, or
organization of what is right or wrong. Values are used to develop social norms of
behavior and are enforced by society as society develops a general consensus of
values and what behavior is considered right or wrong.
Common/Case law correct answer 1. Made in the courts and becomes precedent
for any cases to follow.
2. Bench Trial- Judge decides legal and factual issues.
3. Jury Trial- Judge decides legal issues and jury decides factual issues.
Comparative Negligence- Pure and Modified correct answer 1. Defendant will
present evidence showing the plaintiff caused their own harm.
ANSWERS
Additional Classifications correct answer 1. Substantive- Tell us what we
can/cannot do.
2. Procedural- Tell government how to enforce the law.
Arbitration correct answer The decision that is made, you must follow.
Assault correct answer Fear you feel before battery.
Assumption of the Risk correct answer If the defendant can prove that the
plaintiff knew of the risk, understood the risk, and still did it anyway, negligence
will be dropped.
Attack the statute correct answer 1. Claim unconstitutional
2. Govern Government
3. Example Texas v. Johnson- Burning of the American Flag.
Battery correct answer Intentional harmful/offensive touching without consent.
Benchmarks- Constitution correct answer All other laws must meet the laws of
the constitution.
Benchmarks- Treaties correct answer Between sovereign nations.
, Business Ethics correct answer - Principals, values and standard that guide
behavior in the world of business.
1. The balance of profits v. The needs of society.
2. More complicated than personal ethics.
Circuit Court correct answer Over $25,000
1. Always meet in the center of county government.
Code of Conduct correct answer Helps guide employee's decisions and behavior
regarding ethical issues.
Code of Conduct- Principles correct answer Very specific universal and absolute
boundaries that rule the conduct and behavior of society. Rules are often based
on principals.
Code of Conduct- Values correct answer Belief among a person, culture, or
organization of what is right or wrong. Values are used to develop social norms of
behavior and are enforced by society as society develops a general consensus of
values and what behavior is considered right or wrong.
Common/Case law correct answer 1. Made in the courts and becomes precedent
for any cases to follow.
2. Bench Trial- Judge decides legal and factual issues.
3. Jury Trial- Judge decides legal issues and jury decides factual issues.
Comparative Negligence- Pure and Modified correct answer 1. Defendant will
present evidence showing the plaintiff caused their own harm.
