Legal 2700 – Questions With Applicable Solutions
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solution to problems by covering damages occurred
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Three concepts for functioning market
1 2 Compensatory Damages
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3 Remedies 4 Civil Cases vs. Criminal Cases
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Terms in this set (122)
Law- Rules that are established by the government and
enforcement that is adequate
Three concepts for
Rule of War- Laws are generally and equally applied to
functioning market place
everyone
Property- a legal fence, protection of what you own
Public- property owned by the government
3 types of property Private- property owned by the individual
Common- property owned by a community
, Common- judges have power to interpret law
Common Law vs. Civil Law
Civil- judges have power to only apply the law
Public Law: Constitution law, administrative law and
criminal law.
Public Law vs. Private Law
Private Law: Property law. contract law and tort law.
Disputes between private parties are called civil cases.
Civil Cases vs. Criminal
Wrongs committed against the government are heard in
Cases
criminal cases.
Substantive laws - a question the court is to answer
Substantive Law vs.
Procedural Law Procedural laws - the rules in place that lead to
substantive law
Sources of Law Federal Law, State Law, Case Law
Opinions that become decisions on previous judicial
Precedents
cases
Advantages: Stare Decisis (Let the decision stand),
specifies the boundaries of the property based legal
system.
Advantages and
Disadvantages: volume of cases, conflicting precedents,
Disadvantages of Case Law
distinction between the holding and dicta (increases the
difficulty of determining the precedent) Rejection of
precedent, Conflicts of Law
Holding the court's decision
Everything else the court has to say about the individual
Dicta
case
methods used by law enforcement officials and courts
Legal Sanctions to encourage obedience of or force compliance with
the law
Remedies solution to problems by covering damages occurred
A monetary award equivalent to the actual value of
Compensatory Damages
injuries or damage sustained by the aggrieved party.
Foreseeable damages that result from a party's breach
Consequential Damages of contract but are caused by special circumstances
beyond the contract itself.
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
solution to problems by covering damages occurred
Choose an answer
Three concepts for functioning market
1 2 Compensatory Damages
place
3 Remedies 4 Civil Cases vs. Criminal Cases
Don't know?
Terms in this set (122)
Law- Rules that are established by the government and
enforcement that is adequate
Three concepts for
Rule of War- Laws are generally and equally applied to
functioning market place
everyone
Property- a legal fence, protection of what you own
Public- property owned by the government
3 types of property Private- property owned by the individual
Common- property owned by a community
, Common- judges have power to interpret law
Common Law vs. Civil Law
Civil- judges have power to only apply the law
Public Law: Constitution law, administrative law and
criminal law.
Public Law vs. Private Law
Private Law: Property law. contract law and tort law.
Disputes between private parties are called civil cases.
Civil Cases vs. Criminal
Wrongs committed against the government are heard in
Cases
criminal cases.
Substantive laws - a question the court is to answer
Substantive Law vs.
Procedural Law Procedural laws - the rules in place that lead to
substantive law
Sources of Law Federal Law, State Law, Case Law
Opinions that become decisions on previous judicial
Precedents
cases
Advantages: Stare Decisis (Let the decision stand),
specifies the boundaries of the property based legal
system.
Advantages and
Disadvantages: volume of cases, conflicting precedents,
Disadvantages of Case Law
distinction between the holding and dicta (increases the
difficulty of determining the precedent) Rejection of
precedent, Conflicts of Law
Holding the court's decision
Everything else the court has to say about the individual
Dicta
case
methods used by law enforcement officials and courts
Legal Sanctions to encourage obedience of or force compliance with
the law
Remedies solution to problems by covering damages occurred
A monetary award equivalent to the actual value of
Compensatory Damages
injuries or damage sustained by the aggrieved party.
Foreseeable damages that result from a party's breach
Consequential Damages of contract but are caused by special circumstances
beyond the contract itself.
