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What kind of contracts do not have a lawful purpose? - ️️Contracts that require commission of a crime or tort or violate accepted standards of behavior (they are void) and Courts typically do not take action on such contracts (ch 8) implied-in fact contracts - ️️contracts which arise from the conduct of the parties rather than words (i.e. asking an accountant for professional advice implies a promise to pay money for it though u don't make an express promise to pay for it) (ch 8...

Preserve Secrecy - ️️-lock written material -secure computer stored knowledge with firewalls and encryption -impose confidentiality restrictions -regulate visitors -nondisclosure agreements Demonstrating Misappropriation - ️️Occurs when one improperly acquires or discloses secret info (it is a known secret) Independent creation and reverse engineering are exempted from this Intellectual Property - ️️(Abe Lincoln only president to have a patent) Justification: To promote, giv...

T/F the reasonable person standard concerns itself with how a particular person would act and not with how an ordinarily prudent person should act - ️️F/false T/F contact law emphasizes personal responsibility and accountability - ️️T/true T/F an otherwise valid contract may still be unenforceable - ️️T/true T/F the common law governs all contracts except when the common law has been modified of replaced by statutory law or administrative agency regulations - ️️T/true T/F a...

The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act prevents each of the following except: a) Bribes to foreign officials b) Bribes to foreign political party officials c) Bribes to candidates for office in foreign nations d) Bribes to foreign officials if the payment is legal under the local laws. - ️️(d) Bribes to foreign officials if the payment is legal under the local laws. Before you decide that you have an ethical responsibility to act in a way contrary to what the law requires you should: a) T...

Natural law - ️️Laws, rights, and ethics based on universal moral principals inherent in nature discoverable by human reasoning (OLDEST) federal question cases - ️️rights/obligations of a party are created or designed by some federal law black letter law - ️️not enough. basic understanding Sources of American Law - ️️1. Constitutional law 2. Statutory law 3. Administrative law 4. Case law and common law statutory law - ️️1. Ordinances 2. Uniform Laws 3. Uniform Com...

Delia enters into, and fails to disaffirm soon after reaching the age of majority, a contract with Electronics Stores, Inc. (ESI). Later Delia attempts to disaffirm the contract. ESI files a suit against her. The court most likely consider the contract ratified if it is - ️️executed Jen questions whether there is consideration for her contracts with Isaac to exchange her catering services for his payment of a certain amount. To constitute consideration, the value of whatever is exchang...

T/F upscale Condos in Auburn were worth $500,000 and the bank was holding an auction without reserve. Only one person showed up and bought them for $25,000. The buyer would win in court because only the bank made a mistake. - ️️true Phi Mu contracts Park Band to play at formal for $10,000 but they are really drunk and sick and only play for 15 minutes. We don't want to pay them anything but they were really funny since they were so drunk so we say we will pay them $1000. Is this an ...

Legal persons vs. natural persons - ️️natural persons are individuals who benefit from all ten privileges in the bill of rights, legal persons include business which count as legal entities and benefit from SOME of the freedoms listed in the bill of rights t/f: A precedent is a decision that furnishes an example or authority for deciding subsequent cases involving similar legal principles and facts. - ️️True Niether congress nor any state can pass a law that is - ️️in conflict w...

BamBam may not assign the rights and obligations under her life insurance policy to her father, Fred, if the assignment would materially alter the risk and duties of the insurance company. - ️️True. When a transfer of assignment in a contract, or in this case of an insurance policy, the rights and obligations must not benefit one party to incur loss to another. Richie's Roofers, Inc. doesn't want to perform their contract with you because they can get 2 times the money from someo...

mailbox rule - ️️acceptance becomes legally binding when the offeree deposits it with the postal service (now known as dispatch rule to be more relevant and modern) option - ️️an agreement that the offeror will keep the offer open exclusively for the offeree (requires separate consideration) contracts - ️️legally enforceable promise or exchange of promises bilateral - ️️type of contract where both parties have obligations in the contract unilateral - ️️type of contract ...

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Social penetration model - ️️1.A model decsribing how intimacy can be achieved via the breadth and depth of self-disclosure . 2.Shows two ways in which commucnication be more or less disclosing Being completely Honesty resulted in less cohesiveness than having a relatively honest climate in which pleasant but superficial relationships were the norm. T/F - ️️True The most obvious way to define interpersonal communication is by - ️️looking at the number of people involved. Conte...

cofactors and coenzymes - ️️two types of activators( ways to turn on enzymes) cofactors are inorganic and coenzymes are organic. Eg cofactors are metal ions and co en yoke she are derived from vitamins How substrate/enzyme concentration influences overall enzyme activity rate - ️️A high concentration would increase the overall enzyme activity rate and a low concentration would decrease it. At a certain point the rate can no longer increase because the enzymes are all working at the...

dependent: a variable whose value is measured during an experiment to see if it is influenced by changes in the independent variable. independent: a variable whose value is controlled and manually changed during an experiment to reveal effects on the dependent. - ️️define: dependent vs. independent variables living organisms have cells, movement, reproduction and growth abilities. - ️️compare living organisms with nonliving objects. viruses have DNA. however, they are not made of ...

Natural Selection - ️️process whereby individuals in a population with certain characteristics are more successful at contributing offspring to the next generation than individuals without those characteristics Theory of Evolution - ️️- Existing species descended from ancestral species via "descent with modification". - Natural selection is the mechanism by which "descent with modification" occurs. evolution - ️️change in the characteristics of a population of...

control group - ️️in an experiment: a group of samples, etc. that is treated in the same way as the experimental group, but does not receive the experimental treatment or factor. this group shows the background level or response and is used for comparison to the experimental group. cofactor inhibitor, is needed, cofactor - ️️ENZYMES: PTU was used to determine if copper was needed by the enzyme as a cofactor by acting as a _________. Because when the PTU was added the liquid stay cl...

sister chromatids - ️️two copies of a duplicated chromosome attached to each other by proteins at the centromere and, sometimes, along the arms; when joined, two of these make up one chromosome. usually separated during mitosis or meiosis II centrioles, centrosome - ️️a structure present in the cytoplasm of animal cells that functions as a microtubule-organizing center and is important during cell division is a _______. it has two _______, which are structures in an animal cell comp...

Hydrogen Sulfate - ️️HSO4- Permaganate - ️️MnO4 - Acetate - ️️C2H3O2- Cyanide - ️️CNNitrate - ️️NO3- Nitrite - ️️NO2- Chromate - ️️CrO4 2- Dichromate - ️️Cr2O7 2- Hypochlorite - ️️ClOChlorite - ️️ClO2- Chlorate - ️️ClO3- Perchlorate - ️️ClO4- Hydrogen Sulfite - ️️HSO3- Hydroxide - ️️OHCarbonate - ️️CO3-

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sickle-cell disease consequences - ️️Leads to anemia, shortness of breath, fatigue, paleness, delayed growth and development red blood cell anatomy - ️️RBCs consist of a plasma membrane enclosing a cytosol rich with hemoglobin No nucleus and limited organelles (to make more space for carrying oxygen) cannot reproduce or carry out extensive metabolic activities sickle-cell disease - ️️Inherited disease RBCs contain Hb-S, an abnormal type of hemoglobin Release of oxygen causes...