Solution Manual For The Legal Environment of Business, 14th Edition by Roger E. Meiners, Chapters 1 - 22 Complete Verified Newest Version!!!!

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SOLUTION MANUAL

The Legal Environment of Business, 14th Edition

by Roger E. Meiners, Verified Chapters 1 - 22, Complete




TheQLegalQEnvironmentQofQBusiness,Q14thQEdition

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Q


➢ ChapterQ1.QToday’sQBusinessQEnvironment:QLawQandQEthics

➢ ChapterQ2.QTheQCourtQSystems

➢ ChapterQ3.QTrialsQandQResolvingQDisputes

➢ ChapterQ4.QTheQConstitution:QFocusQonQApplicationQtoQBusiness

➢ ChapterQ5.QCriminalQLawQandQBusiness

➢ ChapterQ6.QElementsQofQTorts

➢ ChapterQ7.QBusinessQTortsQandQProductQLiability

➢ ChapterQ8.QRealQandQPersonalQProperty

➢ ChapterQ9.QIntellectualQProperty

➢ ChapterQ10.QContracts

➢ ChapterQ11.QDomesticQandQInternationalQSales

➢ ChapterQ12.QBusinessQOrganizations

➢ ChapterQ13.QNegotiableQInstruments,QCredit,QandQBankruptcy

➢ ChapterQ14.QAgencyQandQtheQEmploymentQRelationship

➢ ChapterQ15.QEmploymentQandQLaborQRegulations

➢ ChapterQ16.QEmploymentQDiscrimination

➢ ChapterQ17.QTheQRegulatoryQProcess

➢ ChapterQ18.QSecuritiesQRegulation

➢ ChapterQ19.QConsumerQProtection


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➢ ChapterQ20.QAntitrustQLaw

➢ ChapterQ21.QEnvironmentalQLaw

➢ ChapterQ22.QTheQInternationalQLegalQEnvironmentQofQBusiness




CHAPTERQ1

TableQofQContents
AnswerQtoQDiscussionQQuestion ........................................................................................................................... 1
AnswersQtoQCaseQQuestions ................................................................................................................................... 1
AnswersQtoQEthicsQandQSocialQQuestions ....................................................................................................... 3




AnswerQtoQDiscussionQQuestion
ShouldQtheQcommonQlawQmaximQ“IgnoranceQofQtheQlawQisQnoQexcuse”QapplyQtoQanQimmigran
tQwhoQspeaksQlittleQEnglishQandQwasQnotQeducatedQinQtheQUnitedQStates?QHowQaboutQforQaQ
touristQwhoQdoesQnotQspeakQEnglish?QEveryoneQknowsQcriminalQactsQareQprohibited,QbutQwhat
QaboutQsubtlerQrulesQthatQdifferQacrossQcountriesQandQsoQmayQbeQmisunderstoodQbyQforeigne
rs?
Answer:QItQisQgenerallyQtrueQthatQignoranceQofQtheQlawQisQnoQexcuse.QCitizensQareQdeemedQt
oQhaveQconstructiveQknowledgeQofQtheQlaw.QYet,QasQwellQknownQasQthisQruleQis,QitQisQsu
rprisingQhowQoftenQitQisQprofferedQasQanQexcuse.Q(AQWestlawQsearchQcasesQfindsQhundre
dsQofQexamples).QExamplesQinclude:QDelucoQv.QDeziQ(Conn.QSuper)Q(lackQofQknowledgeQre
gardingQtheQstate‘sQusuryQlawsQisQnoQexcuseQforQtheQinclusionQofQanQillegalQinterestQrate
QinQaQsalesQcontract);QandQPlumleeQv.QPaddockQ(ignoranceQofQtheQfactQthatQtheQsubjectQ
matterQofQtheQcontractQwasQillegalQwasQnotQexcuse).QTheQcourtsQhaveQprovidedQaQsmallQ
exceptionQtoQtheQruleQwhenQitQcomesQtoQpeopleQinQlackQofQEnglishQlanguageQskills.QCon
siderQFlaneryQv.QKuska,Q(defendantQdidQnotQspeakQEnglishQwasQadvisedQbyQaQfriendQthat
QanQanswerQtoQaQcomplaintQwasQnotQrequired);QRamonQv.QDept.QofQTransportation,Q(noQ
EnglishQandQanQinabilityQtoQunderstandQtheQlawQrequiredQforQanQexcuse);QYurechkoQv.QCo
untyQofQAllegheny,Q(IgnoranceQandQwithQtheQfactQthatQtheQmunicipalityQsufferedQnoQhard
shipQinQlateQlawsuitQfilingQwasQanQexcuse).


AnswersQtoQCaseQQuestions
1. FactsQfromQanQEnglishQjudge’sQdecisionQinQ1884:Q“TheQcrewQofQanQEnglishQyacht
wereQcastQawayQin
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aQstormQonQtheQhighQseasQ.Q.Q.QandQwereQcompelledQtoQputQintoQanQopenQboat.
................................................................................................................................................................ TheyQhadQnoQsupply
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......................................................................................................................................................... suggestedQthatQone
shouldQbeQsacrificedQtoQsaveQtheQrest.Q.Q.Q.QThatQnextQdayQ.Q.Q.QtheyQ.Q.Q.QwentQtoQtheQ
boy........................................................................................................................................................................... putQaQknife
intoQhisQthroatQandQkilledQhimQ.Q.Q.QtheQthreeQmenQfedQuponQtheQbody
............................................................................................................................................. ofQtheQboyQforQfourQdays;Q[t
hen]
theQboatQwasQpickedQupQbyQaQpassingQvessel,QandQ[they]QwereQrescued.Q.Q.Q.QandQcommit
tedQforQtrial.Q.Q.Q.
ifQtheQmenQhadQnotQfedQuponQtheQbodyQofQtheQboyQtheyQwouldQprobablyQnotQhav
eQsurvivedQtoQbeQsoQpickedQupQandQrescued,QbutQwould
............................................................................. haveQdiedQofQfamine.QTheQboy,QbeingQinQaQmuch
Qweaker
condition,QwasQlikelyQtoQhaveQdiedQbeforeQthem
...................................................................................................... TheQrealQquestionQinQthisQcaseQ[is]QwhetherQki
lling
underQtheQconditionsQsetQforth
................................................................... beQorQbeQnotQmurder.”QDoQyouQconsiderQtheQactsQtoQbeQim
moral?
[ReginaQv.QDudleyQandQStephens,Q14QQueensQBenchQDivisionQ273Q(1884)]
Answer:QThisQpointsQoutQthatQtheQlegalQsystemQhasQlimits.QItsQacceptabilityQisQdictatedQbyQleg
alQculture--
whichQdeterminesQwhetherQlawQwillQbeQenforced,Qobeyed,Qavoided,QorQabused.QItQisQlimite
dQbyQtheQinformalQrulesQofQtheQsociety--
itsQcustomsQandQvalues.QOneQlimitQisQtheQextentQtoQwhichQsocietyQwillQallowQtheQformal
QrulesQtoQbeQimposedQwhenQaQcrimeQisQcommittedQinQoddQcircumstances.QHereQthereQw
asQanQintentionalQmurder.QDoesQtheQmotiveQforQtheQmurder,QtheQeffortQtoQsaveQseveralQl
ivesQbyQsacrificingQone




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