Instructor Manual for Dynamic Business Law: The Essentials 6th Edition Kubasek – Complete Chapter Notes & Case Briefs (Chapters 1-25)

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INSTRUCTORVMANUALVFOR
DynamicVBusinessVLawVTheVEssentialsV6eVKubasek

ChapterV1-25

ChapterV1V-VAnVIntroductionVtoVDynamicVBusinessVLaw

CHAPTERVOVERVIEW
ChapterVOneVlaysVtheVfoundationVforVtheVtextbook.VMakeVsureVyouVlookVonVtheVpublisher‘sVwebVs
iteVforVinformationVaboutVhowVbusinessVlawVintersectsVwithVtheVsixVfunctionalVareasVofVbusiness.V
TheVauthorsVencourageVstudentsVtoV―connectVtoVtheVcore,‖VandVrememberVtheVwaysVinVwhichVlaw
VintersectsVwithVotherVareasVofVstudy,VincludingVcorporateVmanagement,VproductionVandVtransportati
on,Vmarketing,VresearchVandVdevelopment,VaccountingVandVfinance,VandVhumanVresourceVmanageme
nt.

ThisVmanualVsupportsVtheV―connectingVtoVtheVcore‖VthemeVbyVgivingVideasVforVassignmentsVthatV
encourageVstudentsVtoVintegrateVtheirVbusinessVlawVknowledgeVwithVknowledgeVtheyVareVacquiringV
fromVtheirVotherVbusinessVclasses.VTheVmanualValsoVencouragesVprofessorsVtoVimproveVtheirVteachi
ngVskills.VFinally,VtheVmanualVsuggestsVteachingVideasVforVbothVbeginningVandVexperiencedVteacher
s.


LEARNINGVOBJECTIVES
AfterVreadingVthisVchapter,VstudentsVwillVbeVableVto:

1-1 DefineVbusinessVlaw.
1-2 RelateVtheVfunctionalVareasVofVbusinessVtoVtheVrelevantVareasVofVbusin
essVlawV1-3VRecallVtheVpurposesVofVlaw.
1-4 DistinguishVamongVtypesVofVlaw.
1-5 DifferentiateVbetweenVsourcesVofVtheVlaw.
1-6 IdentifyVtheVvariousVschoolsVofVjurisprudence.


LECTUREVNOTESVWITHVDEFINITIONS




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InVtheVnews… VLaw
TeachingVtip:VForVeachVchapter,VconsiderVaskingVstudentsVtoVrelateVcurrent
VnewsVitemsVtoVmaterialVfromVtheVchapter.

InVadditionVtoVideasVstudentsVcomeVupVwithVonVtheirVown,VconsiderVweavi
ngVinV newsVstoriesVprovidedVbyVtheVMcGrawVHill.

ForVChapterVOne,VMcGrawVHillVoffersVtheVfollowingVstories:

―SmokingV Ban:V TobaccoV Tyrants:V GoneV TooV Far?V ManyV StatesV AreV P
uttingVStrongerVRestrictionsVonVWhereVYouVCanVSmoke‖
• HaveVstatesVgoneVtooVfarVinVbanningVsmoking?




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• WhoseV interestsV areV stateV legislaturesV lookingV outV forV inV ba
nningVsmoking?

―CollegeVOfficerVDealingsVWithVLendersVScrutinized.‖
• ShouldVregulatorsVtakeVaVmoreVcarefulVlookVatVcollegeVofficers?
• WhyVcreatedVchangesVinVtheVwaysVcollegeVofficersVinteractVwithVlen
ders?
1- BusinessV lawV consistsV ofV theV enforceableV rulesV ofV conductV thatV go
1V DefineV businessVl vernVcommercialVrelationships.
aw.
1- BusinessVlawVappliesVtoVtheVsixVfunctionalVareasVofVbusiness:
2VRelateVtheVfuncti • CorporateVmanagement
onalVareasVofVbusine • ProductionVandVtransportation
ssVtoVtheVrelevantVa
reasVofVbusinessVla • Marketing
w. • ResearchVandVdevelopment
• AccountingVandVfinance
• HumanVresourceVmanagement
1- • ProvidingVorder
3VRecallVtheVp • ServingVasVanValternativeVtoVfighting
urposesVofVlaw. • FacilitatingVaVsenseVthatVchangeVisVpossible
• EncouragingVsocialVjustice
• GuaranteeingVpersonalVfreedoms
• ServingVasVaVmoralVguide
1- OneVwayVtoVclassifyVlaw:
4VDistinguishVamon PrivateVlawVinvolvesVdisputesVbetweenVprivateVindividualsVorVgroups.
gVtypesVofVlaw. PublicVlawVinvolvesVdisputesVbetweenVprivateVindividualsVorVgroupsVandVth
eirV government.

AVsecondVwayVtoVclassifyVlaw:
CivilV lawV involvesV theV rightsV andV responsibilitiesV involvedV inV relations
hipsVbetweenVpersonsVandVbetweenVpersonsVandVtheirVgovernment.
CriminalVlawVinvolvesVincidentsVinVwhichVsomeoneVcommitsVanVactVagain
stVtheVpublicVasVaVunit.

TeachingV tip:V AskV studentsV toV giveV anV exampleV ofV aV factV situationV that
V ledV toVbothVcriminalVandVcivilVlawsuits,Ve.g.,VtheVO.J.VSimpsonVtrials.

1- SourcesVofVbusinessVlawVare:
5VDifferentiateVbetw 1. Constitutions
eenVsourcesVofVtheV ConstitutionalVlawVrefersVtoVtheVgeneralVlimitsVandVpowersVofVgovernment
law. sVasVstatedVinVtheirVwrittenVconstitutions.
2. StatutesVorVlegislativeVactions
3. Cases
CaseVlawV (orVcommonVlaw)VisVtheVcollectionVofVlegalVinterpretationsVmade
VbyV judges.
StareVdecisisVmeansVcourtsVareVrelyingVonVprecedent.

TeachingV tip:V TheV firstV timeV yourV studentsV encounterV anV appellateV case
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