Business Law I- Chapter 1 Qustions And Answers A+ Review 2023

The US Senate - ANS-Which government body is composed of two U.S. senators from each state? The Judicial Branch - ANS-The courts have the power to interpret and determine the validity of the law. What is this branch of the federal government called? Socratic Method - ANS-In class, your professor asks you to put the desks in a circle. He describes a current U.S. Supreme Court Case where Coca-Cola may have misled its customers about the contents of one of its juice blends. Your professor asks questions and prompts debate about the case's ethics. Your professor is using the Treaty - ANS-A compact made between two or more nations is called The Natural Law School - ANS-Your Business Law professor believes that law is "discovered" by humans through the use of reason and choosing between good and evil. She points to the U.S. Constitution as an example of her philosophy. Your professor most likely subscribes to which school of philosophy? The Command School - ANS-You and your classmates are discussing your philosophies about how the law developed. One of your classmates refers to the fact that during World War II and the Vietnam War, the federal government enacted draft laws that required men of a certain age to serve in the military if they met certain requirements. To which school of legal philosophy does your classmate most likely belong? The Federal Statutes - ANS-The federal Clean Water Act regulates the quality of water and restricts water pollution. The federal National Labor Relations Act establishes the right of employees to form and join labor organizations. These two acts are both examples of Judicial Decision - ANS-After Coca-Cola advertised a pomegranate blueberry juice with 0.3% pomegranate and 0.2% blueberry juice, POM Wonderful (a grower of pomegranates and a maker and distributor of pomegranate juice and juice blends) sued Coca-Cola under Section 43 of the federal Lanham Act, which allows one competitor to sue another to recover damages for unfair competition arising from false and misleading product descriptions. The U.S. Supreme Court held that POM Wonderful may proceed with its Lanham Act unfair competition lawsuit against Coca-Cola.