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Gsu Busa 2106 Binder Exam 3 With Solutions 100% Complete
Gsu Busa 2106 Binder Exam 3 With 
Solutions 100% Complete 
how many employees must a company have in order for the employees to be protected under 
Title VII and/or ADA? 15 or more 
what is a Bona Fide Occupational Qualification (BFOQ)/what was the example used in class? 
 Hooters got an exemption from Title VII saying that they are allowed to/must use gender 
discrimination in order to protect their brand 
what is Title VII/who is it filed against? a federal statute from the Civil Rights Ac...
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Busa 2106 Exam 3 Perry Binder Gsu With Solutions 100% Complete
Busa 2106 Exam 3 Perry Binder Gsu With 
Solutions 100% Complete 
Felony 1+ year (1-20) 
[D.A. Superior Court] 
major crime punishable by more than 1 year in prison; you face a minimum of 1 year - 
prosecuted by the DA office 
Misdemeanor - maximum is up to 1 year in prison and *$1,000* in fines 
District attorney Superior court, prosecutes felony
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BUSA EXAM 2 PERRY BINDER GSU With Solutions 100% Complete
BUSA EXAM 2 PERRY BINDER GSU With 
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Elements of an express contract (6) 1. Offer (offeror/Offeree) 
2. Acceptance 
3. Consideration 
4. Capacity 
5. Legality 
6. Intent 
Common law (cases) and statues (laws) Contract law is derived from what two things? 
offer (Elements of an express contract) (1) A valid offer communicated and accepted. 
-offeror: A person who makes an offer. 
-offeree: A person to whom an offer is made
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BUSA EXAM 1 PERRY BINDER GSU With Solutions 100% Complete
BUSA EXAM 1 PERRY BINDER GSU With 
Solutions 100% Complete 
list, you can't file in state court 
-power of the federal courts alone to hear certain cases 
preemtion doctrine -example: colorado, oregon, federal crime and against policy to make 
marijuana legal, if they use preemtion doctrine, they would over turn state law 
expressed contract 6 elements 
implied contract missing one of the 6 elements and based on the conduct of the defendant 
plaintiff reasonably agrees there is a contract
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Legal & Ethical Environment of Business - Exam 2 Study Guide - Perry Binder (GSU 2018) With Solutions 100% Complete
Legal & Ethical Environment of Business - 
Exam 2 Study Guide - Perry Binder (GSU 
2018) With Solutions 100% Complete 
What's an expressed contract? An agreement that is expressed in oral or written words; an 
actual at law 
Most Contracts are... Expressed contracts 
Counteroffer - When the offeror rejects and comes up with new terms 
- A response by an offeree that contains terms and conditions different from or in addition to 
those of the offer 
- Counter offer terminates original offer...
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BUSA - Exam 1 Study Guide - Perry Binder With Solutions 100% Complete
BUSA - Exam 1 Study Guide - Perry Binder 
With Solutions 100% Complete 
Palsgraf Case - The Plaintiff was standing on a railroad platform purchasing a ticket, when a 
train stopped and two men ran forward to catch it. One of the men nearly fell, and two railroad 
employees attempted to help him. In the process, a package containing fireworks fell and the 
contents exploded. As a result of the explosion some scales at the other end of the platform fell 
and struck the Plaintiff. Plaintiff sue...
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BUSA 2106 Final Exam With Solutions 100% Complete
BUSA 2106 Final Exam With Solutions 100% 
Complete 
Which legal system originated in England (United Kingdom) and is the primary system in the 
United States, Canada, Jamaica, India, Nigeria, and New Zealand? common law 
Which classification of law in your textbook includes property law, contract law, and tort law? 
 Private law 
Collections of legislation often on the same subject are called (see your power point lecture)? 
 code 
The doctrine of prior precedents is called? stare decisis 
A...
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BUSA 2106 With Solutions 100% Complete
BUSA 2106 
With Solutions 100% Complete 
JURISDICTION: binding vs persuasive precedent -binding must have all 4 
-no cases are exactly alike, so persuasive precedent is usually used 
-(persuasive precedence- Lee and Abernathy) 
Superior court: -exclusive jurisdiction 
preemption doctorine -if there is a conflict over fed and state laws, fed law rules 
jurisdiction steps -what type of case? 
-who/where is the defendant? 
-where should the case be?
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Exam 1 GSU BUSA 2106 (Binder) With Solutions 100% Complete
Exam 1 GSU BUSA 2106 (Binder) With 
Solutions 100% Complete 
How many sources of law are there? Five 
What are the sources of law? Cases 
Statutes 
Constitutions 
Admin. Regulations 
Preemption Doctrine 
How many Statues are there and what are they? 2- Federal and State 
How many Constitutions are there? 51
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Exam 1 GSU BUSA 2106 (Binder) Courts II With Solutions 100% Complete
Exam 1 GSU BUSA 2106 (Binder) Courts II 
With Solutions 100% Complete 
What are Compensatory Damages? Compensated for damages that actually happened. 
What was the McDonald's case? Lady was burned from hot coffee 
What are the types of Burdens? 1) Beyond reasonable doubt 
2) Preponderance of the evidence. 
3) Clear and Convincing evidence
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perry binder exam 2 gsu With Solutions 100% Complete
perry binder exam 2 gsu With Solutions 
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Promissory Estoppel/Detrimental Reliance Made a promise...other party relied on it... they 
were harmed. 
capacity a person is legally able to enter a contract ( age, state of mind, etc) 
Legality Contract is legally valid. (void if usury or illegal gambling) 
usurious Charging interest rate higher than allowed (pawn shop overcharge interest) 
Intent No mutual-mistake in the contract. If mutual-mistake = no contract
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Gsu Busa 2106 Binder Exam 3 With Solutions 100% Complete
Gsu Busa 2106 Binder Exam 3 With 
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what is a Bona Fide Occupational Qualification (BFOQ)/what was the example used in class? 
 Hooters got an exemption from Title VII saying that they are allowed to/must use gender 
discrimination in order to protect their brand 
what is Title VII/who is it filed against? a federal statute from the Civil Rights Act of 
1964, (JFK proposed it but Johnson put it into law), protects employees from discrimination, it is 
a civil action a...
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Binder GSU Exam 2 - BUSA 21O6 With Solutions 100% Complete
Binder GSU Exam 2 - BUSA 21O6 With 
Solutions 100% Complete 
Promissory estoppel (detrimental reliance) when you promised, I relied on that promised, 
and thus I got harmed 
(acted before promise was made) 
void neither side can enforce (illegal) 
voidable one side can choose to enforce it 
minor person under 18 
IS VOIDABLE
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Exam 1 GSU BUSA 2106 (Binder) Courts I Exam with correct answers
Exam 1 GSU BUSA 2106 (Binder) Courts I Exam with correct answers
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BUSA 2106 EXAM 3 PERRY BINDER GSU Exam – Questions With Complete Solutions
BUSA 2106 EXAM 3 PERRY BINDER GSU Exam – Questions With Complete Solutions
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BUSA EXAM 2 PERRY BINDER GSU: Questions And Accurate Answers
BUSA EXAM 2 PERRY BINDER GSU: Questions And Accurate Answers
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BUSA EXAM 1 PERRY BINDER GSU: Questions/Solutions (Expert Answered)
BUSA EXAM 1 PERRY BINDER GSU: Questions/Solutions (Expert Answered)
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BUSA Exam 1 Review Perry Binder GSU: Questions & Answers (Well Detailed)
BUSA Exam 1 Review Perry Binder GSU: Questions & Answers (Well Detailed)
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BUSA 2106 Exam 3 Perry Binder: Questions & Correct Solutions
BUSA 2106 Exam 3 Perry Binder: Questions & Correct Solutions
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Binder GSU Exam 3 BUSA: Questions With Solutions A+
Binder GSU Exam 3 BUSA: Questions With Solutions A+