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ACC 205 Unit 1
"People, Planet, and Profit" is known as
The COVER model is used to
ACC 205 Unit 1
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The COVER model is used to
Determine wether a court ruling is fair
Protect companies from legal trouble
Create law
Make ethical decisions
2
"People, Planet, and Profit" is known as
The 3 P's of Business
The Triple Bottom Line
Ben & Jerry's Mission Statement
The Principles of Ethics
3
The "supreme law of the land" is
The Executive Branch
The US Constitution
The Bill of Rights
The Supreme Court of the United States
4
Regulations are a part of the US Constitution
False
True
5
It is impossible for something to be illegal but ethical.
True
False
6
"Congress shall have power to regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several states..." is known as
The Supremacy Clause
The Commerce Clause
The Business Doctrine
The Equal Protection Clause
7
If I were concerned with the publicity of my company, what part of the COVER model would I consider?
Editorial
Issues
Codes
Rule
8
Agencies must not make rules without public opinion first. What is this called?
Inspection period
Feedback window
Notice and comment period
This isn't true
9
Procedural due process examines if the government acted properly
False
True
10
Which of the following is NOT a level of scrutiny in the courts?
Relaxed
Rational basis
Intermediate
Strict
11
Slander
is __ defamation and
libel
is __ defamation
written; spoken
slight; harsh
spoken; written
legal; illegal
12
When we say a rule is "arbitrary and capricious," we mean
I don't know, but it sounds cool
The rule is logical and useful
The rule is unreasonable and unpredictable
The rule is useless and dangerous
13
The two types of due process are
Procedural
Constitutional
Justified
Substantive
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The dormant commerce clause states that
Governments can do whatever they want in their state
State regulations should not impact interstate commerce
You can't do business when someone is asleep
States may not have different sales tax than one another
15
"ALJ" stands for "administrative lawyer judgement"
True
False
16
How are agencies created?
It will be on the ballot for the next election
The President says so
Enabling legislation
Leaders of industries determine if it is necessary or not
17
The Doctrine of Stare Decisis is where precedent comes from
False
True
18
Generally, courts must follow precedent
False
True
19
Commercial speech is
highly
protected
False
True
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The historical school of law suggests that law is only based on the present
True
False
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"Stare decisis" translates to
"Under the judge"
"Shooting star"
"I have made known"
"To stand on decided cases"
22
The supremacy clause grants power to The Supreme Court of the United States
False
True
23
What is the name of the test courts use to determine substantive due process?
The Substance Test
Intermediate Scrutiny Test
Strict Scrutiny Test
The Test of Stare Decisis
24
An intrusion of fundamental rights and liberties is a case for
Substantive due process
Procedural due process
The Supreme Court
Equal protection
25
A law stating that you must wear your seatbelt while driving is an example of
Statutory Law
An abuse of power
Administrative Law
Police Powers
26
Political speech is
highly
protected
True
False
27
How do you feel about the exam next week?
There's an exam next week?!
Less confident. I am a bit worried.
Very confident. I'm going to ace it!
Somewhat confident. I think I'll do pretty well.
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Precedent makes law __
Unfair and stagnant
Confusing
Unstable and unpredictable
Predictable and stable
29
The EPA regulates how much CO2 a car is allowed to emit to be sold. This is an example of
Natural Law
The Emissions Protocol of 1971
Statutory Law
Administrative Law
30
Which school of law suggests that a higher, universal law exists
Adminsitrative
Natural
Religious
Historical
31
If I were denied admission to NAU because my name starts with a K, this would be a violation of
The First Amendment
The Name Protection Act of 2001
Affirmative Action
The Equal Protection Clause
32
"Greatest good for the greatest number" is known as __ and corresponds to which part of the COVER model?
Mission Statement; Values
Utilitarianism; Outcomes
Categorical imperative; Rule
Cost-Benefit Analysis; Outcomes
33
Which of the following is NOT part of the COVER model?
Editorial
Variables
Outcomes
Codes
34
Legal Realism states that
Law is shaped by social forces and needs
A higher, universal law exists
Law applies to a given society at a certain time
Law is evolutionary
35
__ agencies report to the President but __ agencies do not
Independent; executive
Powerful; weak
Executive; independent
Presidential; non-Presidential
