BUL 3320-Law and Business Exam 1,
Welker, USF, EXAM with Questions
and 100% Correct Answers
Historical - Answer School of Jurisprudential Thought: Believes that law is an aggregate
of social traditions and customs.
Analytical - Answer School of Jurisprudential Thought: Maintains that law is shaped
by logic.
Sociological - Answer School of Jurisprudential Thought: Asserts that the law is a means
of achieving and advancing certain sociological goals.
Command - Answer School of Jurisprudential Thought: Believes that the law is a set
of rules developed, communicated, and enforced by the ruling party.
Critical Legal Studies - Answer School of Jurisprudential Thought: Maintains that
legal rules are unnecessary and that legal disputes should be solved by applying
arbitrary rules based on fairness.
Law and Economics - Answer School of Jurisprudential Thought: Believes that
promoting market efficiency should be the central concern of legal decision making.
Law Courts - Answer When a uniform set of laws first started to appear in courts, these
were where judges would administer the law in a uniform matter. Law at this time tended
to emphasize the form (legal procedure) over the substance (merit) of a case.
, Chancery (Equity) Courts - Answer This type of court was established because of
some unfair results stemming from the original type of court. Here they would prefer
the substance (merit) of the case over the form (legal procedure).
Merchant Courts - Answer Based on common trade practices and usage, these courts
were developed to settle disputes between traders, and was eventually absorbed
into the regular court system of England.
English Common Law - Answer A system of laws developed by judges who issued their
opinions when deciding a case and that changed America and made consequences
uniform across the country.
Treaties - Answer With 2/3 of the senate's support, the U.S constitution states we
can enter into this compact between two or more nations.
Stare Decisis - Answer Latin for "to stand by the decision". Adherence to precedent.
President - Answer Can sign a bill into a law, if this person waits 10 days a bill will
automatically become a law, if this person vetoes congress can overturn with
2/3 support.
Civil Law - Answer Legal System: The civil code and parliamentary statutes that expand
and interpret it are the sole sources of the law, thus the adjudication of a case is
simply the application of the code or the statutes to a particular set of facts.
Lawrence Kohlberg - Answer Who created the stages of moral development that
track how you determine right from wrong as you age (Pre-Post Conventional)?
Article III - Answer Article of the U.S. Constitution that provides that the
federal government's judicial power is vested in one "Supreme Court".
Welker, USF, EXAM with Questions
and 100% Correct Answers
Historical - Answer School of Jurisprudential Thought: Believes that law is an aggregate
of social traditions and customs.
Analytical - Answer School of Jurisprudential Thought: Maintains that law is shaped
by logic.
Sociological - Answer School of Jurisprudential Thought: Asserts that the law is a means
of achieving and advancing certain sociological goals.
Command - Answer School of Jurisprudential Thought: Believes that the law is a set
of rules developed, communicated, and enforced by the ruling party.
Critical Legal Studies - Answer School of Jurisprudential Thought: Maintains that
legal rules are unnecessary and that legal disputes should be solved by applying
arbitrary rules based on fairness.
Law and Economics - Answer School of Jurisprudential Thought: Believes that
promoting market efficiency should be the central concern of legal decision making.
Law Courts - Answer When a uniform set of laws first started to appear in courts, these
were where judges would administer the law in a uniform matter. Law at this time tended
to emphasize the form (legal procedure) over the substance (merit) of a case.
, Chancery (Equity) Courts - Answer This type of court was established because of
some unfair results stemming from the original type of court. Here they would prefer
the substance (merit) of the case over the form (legal procedure).
Merchant Courts - Answer Based on common trade practices and usage, these courts
were developed to settle disputes between traders, and was eventually absorbed
into the regular court system of England.
English Common Law - Answer A system of laws developed by judges who issued their
opinions when deciding a case and that changed America and made consequences
uniform across the country.
Treaties - Answer With 2/3 of the senate's support, the U.S constitution states we
can enter into this compact between two or more nations.
Stare Decisis - Answer Latin for "to stand by the decision". Adherence to precedent.
President - Answer Can sign a bill into a law, if this person waits 10 days a bill will
automatically become a law, if this person vetoes congress can overturn with
2/3 support.
Civil Law - Answer Legal System: The civil code and parliamentary statutes that expand
and interpret it are the sole sources of the law, thus the adjudication of a case is
simply the application of the code or the statutes to a particular set of facts.
Lawrence Kohlberg - Answer Who created the stages of moral development that
track how you determine right from wrong as you age (Pre-Post Conventional)?
Article III - Answer Article of the U.S. Constitution that provides that the
federal government's judicial power is vested in one "Supreme Court".
