Legal Environment of
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Rationales
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, Law Rights between governments and individuals
Rules setting forth rights and responsibilities of individuals, private entities, and
public entities
Consequences for infringing upon rights and failing to live up to responsibilities
Methods for enforcing rights and responsibilities
Jurisprudence The study of law
Law Provides: Stability, Predictability and Continuity
Why is the regulation of business necessary? Provides Regulation (law), Prevents unfair advantage, Levels the playing field
Primary Sources of American Law: U. S. Constitution, Statutes, Administrative Law, Case/Common Law
Secondary Sources of American Law: Legal Encyclopedias, Treatise, Law Review Articles, Restatements, Law Set Forth
In Constitutions (U.S., State)
10th Amendment: Anything governed by U.S. Constitution is reserved for states, also grants rights to
citizens
U.S. Constitution: Supreme law of the land
Federal Law Fact: Federal law trumps state law (except for court system and case law)
State Constitution: Supreme law of states-cannot violate U.S. Constitution or Federal Law
Statutory Law Laws enacted by legislative bodies- Congress (Federal), Legislatures (State)
Acts Collections of statutes addressing a certain subject matter
United States Code: U.S.C.
State Code: O.C.G.A.
Business Test 1 2026 |
Study Guide & Practice
Questions
|Graded A+ | Guaranteed
success|
Updated 2026 Questions and Answers
100% Verified Exam Prep and Comprehensive
Rationales
Included
, Law Rights between governments and individuals
Rules setting forth rights and responsibilities of individuals, private entities, and
public entities
Consequences for infringing upon rights and failing to live up to responsibilities
Methods for enforcing rights and responsibilities
Jurisprudence The study of law
Law Provides: Stability, Predictability and Continuity
Why is the regulation of business necessary? Provides Regulation (law), Prevents unfair advantage, Levels the playing field
Primary Sources of American Law: U. S. Constitution, Statutes, Administrative Law, Case/Common Law
Secondary Sources of American Law: Legal Encyclopedias, Treatise, Law Review Articles, Restatements, Law Set Forth
In Constitutions (U.S., State)
10th Amendment: Anything governed by U.S. Constitution is reserved for states, also grants rights to
citizens
U.S. Constitution: Supreme law of the land
Federal Law Fact: Federal law trumps state law (except for court system and case law)
State Constitution: Supreme law of states-cannot violate U.S. Constitution or Federal Law
Statutory Law Laws enacted by legislative bodies- Congress (Federal), Legislatures (State)
Acts Collections of statutes addressing a certain subject matter
United States Code: U.S.C.
State Code: O.C.G.A.
