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Fin 240 Kaplowitz Worksheet 14.3: Unconscionable And Exculpatory Clauses And The Effect Of Illegality Review Practice Test. Because persons are assumed to be reasonably intelligent, courts rarely come to their aid just because they have made foolish bargains. - CORRECT ANSWER true When bargains are so oppressive that the court decides to relieve innocent parties of their duties, such bargains are deemed _____. - CORRECT ANSWER unconscionable _____ unconscionability occurs if a contrac...

Leibniz argues that justice requires what of us? correct answers Do as much good as you can without harming others What does Theodicy mean? correct answers justification of God Leibniz believed what about creation? correct answers This universe is the best possible universe What does felix culpa mean? correct answers The happy fall (refers to the fall of Adam) What does the French word pensee mean? correct answers Thought or thoughts (pensees) What is the term for the style of arg...

agotar - ANSWERto exhaust, use up el agujero - ANSWERhole amenazar - ANSWERto threaten apagar - ANSWERto turn off arruinar - ANSWERto ruin el atasco - ANSWERtraffic jam el aumento - ANSWERincrease el beneficio - ANSWERbenefit el calentamiento global - ANSWERglobal warming la capa de ozono - ANSWERozone layer combatir - ANSWERto combat, to fight cometer - ANSWERto commit el consumo - ANSWERconsumption los desechos - ANSWERrubbish la desigualdad - ANSWERin...

tener sed - to be thirsty tener hambre - to be hungry tener prisa - to be in a hurry tener celos - to be jealous tener la culpa - to be guilty tener éxito - to be successful tener presión - to be stressed tener vergüenza - to be embarrassed tener razón - to be correct tener (doce) años - to be (twelve) years old tener cuidado - to be careful tener suerte - to be lucky tener sueño - to be sleepy

Negliegence - Failure to do something that a normally prudent person would do Negligence : Comission - Wrong doing Negligence: Omission - Total neglect of care, not doing anything Example of negligence in nursing - -telling a suicidal bipolar patient that it is okay for them to refuse their medication. -Failure to report observations to Dr -Mistaken ID -Wrong dose, wrong medication -Defects in equipment leading to falls -Errors d/t family assistance -Administer meds wi...

(AAERT TEST) LATIN TERMINOLOGY EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ad hoc - ANS for this purpose only ab ovo - ANS from the egg - at the beginning, from the start ad curiam - ANS to (at) court ad infinitum - ANS to infinity - without limit, indefinitely ad litem - ANS to the suit - for the purposes of a lawsuit, pending a lawsuit: A guardian ad litem is appointed to act on behalf of an incompetent. ad nauseam - ANS to the point of inducing nausea NOTE: It is NOT sp...

Augustine believes that _______ precedes ________ correct answers Faith reason T/F Augustine believed that only faith is first and reason cannot lay the groundwork for faith correct answers F Augustine believed ______ is foremost correct answers Faith Augustine believed that all men retain the capacity for the virtue of ____ correct answers Love Who believed that only the Christian is able to be virtuous and order his loves correctly correct answers Augustine T/F Augustine believe...

Discuss Negligence (Culpa). Correct Answer Negligence (Culpa) A person's conduct is negligent if it falls short of a certain standard set by the law. This standard is, generally speaking, the caution which a reasonable person would exercise or the foresight which a reasonable person would have in the particular circumstances. In crimes of negligence X is blamed for not knowing, not foreseeing or not doing something, although, according to the standards set by the law, he should have known or...

AAERT Latin Termsad litem - correct answer for the purpose of a lawsuit amicus curiae - correct answer a brief submitted by a "friend of the court" to support a specific position corpus - correct answer any set of materials; total assets in an estate or trust; corpus juris = body of law culpa - correct answer fault or negligence dictum - correct answer comments that do not relate directly to the facts of a case; CANNOT be cited as precedent et al. - correct answer referring to o...

The question of causation correct answers Metaphysics (cosmology) Faith-reason-faith correct answers Augustine The hierarchy of human love correct answers Augustine The legitimacy of secondary loves: All natures are goo and thus are legitimate objects of human love. correct answers Augustine "Soft" determinism (also called Compatibilism): God ordained human will to be free, but this freedom is bound by the limits of human nature correct answers Augustine Evil was part of the uni...