BUS 203 Lessons 1 - 14 |Mastering Business Law, Employment Law,
and ADR: Constitution, Bill of Rights, Rulemaking Authority,
American Legal System, Contracts, Unfair Trade Practices, Criminal
Liability, Worker Protection, Anti-Discrimination Laws, Union
Relations, Precedent, Case Law, Business Ethics, Legal Liability,
Relational Goals, Forcing, Yielding, Avoiding, Collaborating, Dyadic
Negotiation, Mediation, Arbitration, Binding Arbitration, Non-
Binding Arbitration, Voluntary Arbitration, Private Caucus, Joint
Negotiation, Opening Statements, Closure, Award, Garnishments,
Liens, Writs of Execution, e-Mediation, Zero-Sum Negotiation,
Deontological Ethics Exam Questions Verified and Provided with
Complete A+ Graded Rationales Latest Updated 2026
True or false: The Constitution empowers federal law making by giving Congress the power to enact
statutes for certain limited purposes.
True
_____ refers to any deceptive or fraudulent business practice or act that causes injury to a consumer.
Unfair trade practices
The Bill of Rights _____ certain powers of government and provides specific protections of individual
liberty and justice.
restricts
True or false: In the case of a conflict, each state's Constitution takes precedence over the U.S.
Constitution.
False
,Employment and labor law is a very broad discipline that covers a broad array of laws and regulations
related to the workplace. Which of the following are topics included in employment law? Select all that
apply.
worker protection and safety laws
worker immigration laws
anti-discrimination laws
union and management relations laws
True or false: Federal agencies often enjoy broad rulemaking authority when Congressional acts to grant
them this power.
True
The _____ system was developed with the goal of establishing a set of standards that outline what is to
be considered minimally acceptable behavior.
American legal system
The Constitution's first ten amendments are the _____.
The Bill of Rights
True or false: The Court ruled that corporations have the same Constitutional right to free speech as
individuals, and thus lifted the restrictions on contributions.
,True
Municipalities, towns or cities, and counties may enact their own laws that do not _____ with state or
federal laws.
conflict
Judges consider _____ when ruling on their own cases.
precedent
True or false: The body of American law is now so robust that American cases often cite English
materials.
False
The main function of a _____ is to document promises that are enforceable by law.
contract
Which is a foundational role of antitrust laws?
promote fair competition
_____ is an example of an alternative dispute resolution (ADR).
Mediation
, Case law refers to _____ that have shaped the law.
past rulings and interpretation
_____ outline the ethical framework that companies expect employees to follow as they make decisions
and behave as they represent the company.
Business ethics
True or false: The United State Code (USC) compiles Congressional acts, Senate ratified treaties,
executive regulations, and federal case law.
False
All states, but_____, have established reception statues that the judge-made common law of England is
the law of the state to the extent that it does not conflict with the state's current laws.
Louisiana
True or false: Criminal liability is one method used to discourage regulate company conduct.
True
All states, but Louisiana, have established _____ that the judge-made common law of England is the law
of the state to the extent that it does not conflict with the state's current laws.
reception statutes
The body of American law is now so robust that American cases rarely cite _____ materials.
English
and ADR: Constitution, Bill of Rights, Rulemaking Authority,
American Legal System, Contracts, Unfair Trade Practices, Criminal
Liability, Worker Protection, Anti-Discrimination Laws, Union
Relations, Precedent, Case Law, Business Ethics, Legal Liability,
Relational Goals, Forcing, Yielding, Avoiding, Collaborating, Dyadic
Negotiation, Mediation, Arbitration, Binding Arbitration, Non-
Binding Arbitration, Voluntary Arbitration, Private Caucus, Joint
Negotiation, Opening Statements, Closure, Award, Garnishments,
Liens, Writs of Execution, e-Mediation, Zero-Sum Negotiation,
Deontological Ethics Exam Questions Verified and Provided with
Complete A+ Graded Rationales Latest Updated 2026
True or false: The Constitution empowers federal law making by giving Congress the power to enact
statutes for certain limited purposes.
True
_____ refers to any deceptive or fraudulent business practice or act that causes injury to a consumer.
Unfair trade practices
The Bill of Rights _____ certain powers of government and provides specific protections of individual
liberty and justice.
restricts
True or false: In the case of a conflict, each state's Constitution takes precedence over the U.S.
Constitution.
False
,Employment and labor law is a very broad discipline that covers a broad array of laws and regulations
related to the workplace. Which of the following are topics included in employment law? Select all that
apply.
worker protection and safety laws
worker immigration laws
anti-discrimination laws
union and management relations laws
True or false: Federal agencies often enjoy broad rulemaking authority when Congressional acts to grant
them this power.
True
The _____ system was developed with the goal of establishing a set of standards that outline what is to
be considered minimally acceptable behavior.
American legal system
The Constitution's first ten amendments are the _____.
The Bill of Rights
True or false: The Court ruled that corporations have the same Constitutional right to free speech as
individuals, and thus lifted the restrictions on contributions.
,True
Municipalities, towns or cities, and counties may enact their own laws that do not _____ with state or
federal laws.
conflict
Judges consider _____ when ruling on their own cases.
precedent
True or false: The body of American law is now so robust that American cases often cite English
materials.
False
The main function of a _____ is to document promises that are enforceable by law.
contract
Which is a foundational role of antitrust laws?
promote fair competition
_____ is an example of an alternative dispute resolution (ADR).
Mediation
, Case law refers to _____ that have shaped the law.
past rulings and interpretation
_____ outline the ethical framework that companies expect employees to follow as they make decisions
and behave as they represent the company.
Business ethics
True or false: The United State Code (USC) compiles Congressional acts, Senate ratified treaties,
executive regulations, and federal case law.
False
All states, but_____, have established reception statues that the judge-made common law of England is
the law of the state to the extent that it does not conflict with the state's current laws.
Louisiana
True or false: Criminal liability is one method used to discourage regulate company conduct.
True
All states, but Louisiana, have established _____ that the judge-made common law of England is the law
of the state to the extent that it does not conflict with the state's current laws.
reception statutes
The body of American law is now so robust that American cases rarely cite _____ materials.
English
