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Sports Management Chapter 5
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What area of the law has left an indelible mark on the structure and nature of labor relations in pro sport leagues?
Anti-Trust Law
Administrative Law
Lanham Act
Constitutional Law
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A 1963 law prohibits employer from paying a employee less than another on basis of sex if two are performing similar job
Sports Broadcasting Act
Lanham Act
Americans with Disabilities Act
Equal Pay Act
3
Refers to a reason for upholding the use of separate-gender teams.
Legitimate Interest
Judicial Review
Legality
Secondary Meaning
4
Pertains to a service important to the public.
Sports Broadcasting Act
Public Policy
Administrative Law
Equal Pay Act
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Vicarious Liability means..?
Liability without proving negligence
Liable for careless behaviour
Liability for visitors or trespassers
Liable for the torts of others
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Generally, a person lacking contractual capacity can disaffirm a contract for non-necessaries
none of these.
any time while still under the incapacity.
within a reasonable time after attaining capacity.
both a and b.
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An order from a court to do or not to do a particular action.
Injunction
Equal Protection
Fiduciary Duties
No
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The inducement to a contract represented by something of value, such as money, property, or an intangible quality.
Trademark
Ambush Marketing
Consideration
Judicial Review
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A defendant is
a plea bargain
the person or party accused of an offense
the party instigating a civil lawsuit
a law that defines a crime against the public order
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Searches and seizures conducted without probable cause or other considerations that would make them legally permissible.
Capacity
Due Process
Rational Basis
unreasonable Searches and Seizres
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Due process means...
trial
fairness
jury
proper paperwork
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Strategy that involves the placement of marketing material at event with consumer/media attention, without sonsorship
Strick Scrutiny
Labor Exemption
Gross Negligence
Ambush Marketing
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A relationship in which one party (the agent) agrees to act for and under the direction of another (the principal).
Antitrust Law
Vicarious liability
Agency
Plaintiff
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The body of law created by rules, regulations, orders, and decisions of administrative bodies.
National Labor Relations Act (NLRA)
Administrative Law
Anti-trust law
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
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In finance, 'principal' means __________
'the original sum of money'
'the main thing'
'the leader of the school'
'the amount of money owed'
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A legal agreement between an employer and a labor union that regulates the hours, wages, and terms and of employment.
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA)
Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA)
Anti-trust law
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Define Legal Capacity
Capacity to be legal
Inability to understand what is happening & make decisions
When your memory is full
Ability to understand what is happening & make decisions
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contract in which parties agree to give up their right to sue before participating for which they are waive right to sue
Trademark
Capacity
Release of Liability
Waivers
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Sport law was first documented as a formally recognized specialty in....
1999
1972
Equal Protection
Breach
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Another word for Statutes is
Rules
Laws
Legislation
Regulatory
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Contract the parties sign after an injury occurs, by which a party gives up the right to sue later.
Ambush Marketing
Invasion of Privacy
Release of Liability
Secondary Meaning
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What is Intellectual Property?
The recorded expression of thoughts and ideas
University buildings
Roger Batchelors book collection
Land for libraries
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Meaning one person, place, thing, business, and so on.
State Actor
Plaintiff
Equal Pay Act
Single Entity
24
An agreement between two or more parties that creates a legal obligation to fulfill the promises made by the agreement.
Contract
Equal Protection
Capacity
No
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Fiduciary Duties are WHAT
A tax on imported goods
A legal obligation of one party to act in the best interest of another
The duty to fidoosh
The general rule of thumb when making an agreement
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Female coaches whose salaries are not equal to those of their male counterparts have filed ______ lawsuits.
Antitrust Law
Equal Pay Act
Sport Broadcasting Act
NLRB
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A party acting for and under the direction of another (the principal).
Defendant
Antitrust Law
Vicarious Liability
Agent
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Which amendment gave citizenship and equal protection under the law to all African Americans.
14th amendment
15th amendment
2nd amendment
13th amendment
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Gross Negligence is:
An artificial condition on land that attracts children.
Exhibits care but still commits a largely negligent act.
Failure to exhibit any sort of care through recklessness.
When someone does something gross. Like pukes on your shoes.
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The body of state and federal law designed to protect trade and commerce from, monopolies and price fixing
Administrative Law
Constitutional Law
Lanham Act
Antitrust Law
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A 1935 law that establishes the procedures for union certification/decertification and sets forth rights the union
Lanham Act
Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA)
National Labor Relations Act (NLRA)
Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA)
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1st standard of review in discrimination case. Applies if one discriminates on basis of race, religion, national origin
Strick Scrutiny
consideration
Ambush Marketing
Jusicial Review
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What is Negligence
Touching a patient with consent
Hitting a patient
Failure to take proper care, or lack of care
Touching a patient without consent
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The breaking of a promise in a contract.
Breach
No
Tort
Service Mark
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The person or organization that initiates a lawsuit.
Rish Management
Plantiff
Agency
Agent
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An unjustified intrusion into one's personal activity or an unjustified exploitation of one's personality.
Unreasonable Searches and Seizures
Invaision of Privacy
Negligence
Strict Scrutiny
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Evaluation by a court that occurs when a plaintiff challenges a rule, regulation, or decision.
Judicial Review
Due Process
Ambush Marketing
Invasion of Privacy
