C713 Business Law - Unit 2 Learning Checks, Quizzes,
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What is the United State Constitution based on? C
A. The English system of common legislation
B. The Roman interpretation of Greek Philosophy
C. The Magna Carta
D. Ancient Egyptian Law
Which one of the following is a general purpose of law? B
A. Create the judicial, legislative, and executive branches
B. Promote Social Justice
C. Protect governmental rights
D. Avoid constitutional limitations
The State of WGU has a law requiring that all individuals C
wear seat belts while driving in a car. The failure to wear a
seat belt in the car results in a monetary fine of $100.
From which source of law does this scenario arise?
A. Civil Law
B. Administrative Law
C. Statutory Law
D. Common Law
, Fresh-N-Cool, Inc. is a new company seeking to C
manufacture bottled water. The Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA) has a regulation stipulating that all new
bottled water manufacturers must submit annual test
demonstrating the purity of their water. Those who do not
meet the purity standards can not sell their product.
Fresh-N-Cool disagrees with this regulation based on the
fact that the water purity test is very expensive and they
can not afford it. Fresh appeals this regulation within the
EPA, but is truck down by the agency.
What is Fresh's best course of action at this point?
A. Close down their company and declare bankruptcy
B. Appeal their case in the state in which they are
headquartered
C. Appeal to the federal court in their jurisdiction
D. Go directly to the Supreme Court and request
administrative review
Fresh-N-Cool, Inc. is a new company seeking to B
manufacture bottled water. The Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA) has a regulation stipulating that all new
bottled water manufacturers must submit annual test
demonstrating the purity of their water. Those who do not
meet the purity standards can not sell their product.
Fresh-N-Cool disagrees with this regulation based on the
fact that the water purity test is very expensive and they
can not afford it. Fresh appeals this regulation within the
EPA, but is truck down by the agency.
The scenario above is an example of which type of law?
A. Judicial law
B. Administrative law
C. Common Law
D. Constitutional Law
What is common law? B
A. A law that is the same or similar in all states
B. Law made when judges decide cases and follow those
decisions in later cases
C. Law made by legislatures in the form of statutes
D. Law made by agencies
John Johnson, a Congressman, decides to submit a bill to C
the House of Representatives. What will the House do?
A. The full House will vote on the bill
B. It will send the bill to the Senate
C. It will send the bill to its subcommittee
D. It will send the bill to the Joint Committee
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Students also studied
FAA Part 107 Test Prep Chapter 1 RULES/REGS Regulatory Compliance AC 371
38 terms 24 terms 7 terms 54 terms
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What is the United State Constitution based on? C
A. The English system of common legislation
B. The Roman interpretation of Greek Philosophy
C. The Magna Carta
D. Ancient Egyptian Law
Which one of the following is a general purpose of law? B
A. Create the judicial, legislative, and executive branches
B. Promote Social Justice
C. Protect governmental rights
D. Avoid constitutional limitations
The State of WGU has a law requiring that all individuals C
wear seat belts while driving in a car. The failure to wear a
seat belt in the car results in a monetary fine of $100.
From which source of law does this scenario arise?
A. Civil Law
B. Administrative Law
C. Statutory Law
D. Common Law
, Fresh-N-Cool, Inc. is a new company seeking to C
manufacture bottled water. The Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA) has a regulation stipulating that all new
bottled water manufacturers must submit annual test
demonstrating the purity of their water. Those who do not
meet the purity standards can not sell their product.
Fresh-N-Cool disagrees with this regulation based on the
fact that the water purity test is very expensive and they
can not afford it. Fresh appeals this regulation within the
EPA, but is truck down by the agency.
What is Fresh's best course of action at this point?
A. Close down their company and declare bankruptcy
B. Appeal their case in the state in which they are
headquartered
C. Appeal to the federal court in their jurisdiction
D. Go directly to the Supreme Court and request
administrative review
Fresh-N-Cool, Inc. is a new company seeking to B
manufacture bottled water. The Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA) has a regulation stipulating that all new
bottled water manufacturers must submit annual test
demonstrating the purity of their water. Those who do not
meet the purity standards can not sell their product.
Fresh-N-Cool disagrees with this regulation based on the
fact that the water purity test is very expensive and they
can not afford it. Fresh appeals this regulation within the
EPA, but is truck down by the agency.
The scenario above is an example of which type of law?
A. Judicial law
B. Administrative law
C. Common Law
D. Constitutional Law
What is common law? B
A. A law that is the same or similar in all states
B. Law made when judges decide cases and follow those
decisions in later cases
C. Law made by legislatures in the form of statutes
D. Law made by agencies
John Johnson, a Congressman, decides to submit a bill to C
the House of Representatives. What will the House do?
A. The full House will vote on the bill
B. It will send the bill to the Senate
C. It will send the bill to its subcommittee
D. It will send the bill to the Joint Committee
