FSE 116 Final Exam 159 Question and
Answers 2023/2024
The scattering of cremated remains needs to be at least___ nautical miles away
from the shoreline -
✔️Three
What empowers a state's legislature to enact laws for the protection of the public's
health, safety, and welfare? -
✔️Police power
What individual wanted more simple laws, but felt that the law should favor those of
a higher class? He is also credited with creating the first malpractice laws. -
✔️Hanmmurabi
Can a dead body be bought or sold? -
✔️No
Modern civil law is largely based on -
✔️Roman law
Currently across the United states, the most common method of final disposition is: -
✔️Earth Burial
What person and lawgiver was considered to be the judge of Christendom? -
✔️The Pope
It should be remembered that-technically cremation isn't a method of disposition, but
actually one step in the disposition process. -
✔️Cremation
The federal Trade commission laws, the laws of the Americans with disabilities act,
and the laws of the occupational safety and health administration are all considered:
-
✔️Federal Laws
"if a man commits murder, then his punishment shall be his life in the same manner."
That would be an example of laws handed down by ___ -
✔️Ur-Nammu
Where would one find a niche? -
✔️Always in a columbarium
State boards of funeral service usually have funeral directors and ___ on their board
-
✔️members of the public
, Mortuary law consists of those laws that peculiarly relate to the ___ of the dead. -
✔️Disposal
many church laws are called -
✔️canons
The Talmudic law is largely based on -
✔️The old testament
What is the primary public agency that one should make a report with when
scattering human cremated remains -
✔️Environment Protection Agency
If a statue violates a constitutional principle, it is struck down as -
✔️unconstitutional
Which of these terms is the best to use around the funeral home to describe a body?
-
✔️Could you please help me dress Mr. Howard
If one believes that a decedent can be an object of replevin, then one believes in -
✔️The property theory
Who (or what) is considered to be the principal regulators of the funeral profession? -
✔️Individual states
The concept of stare decisis helps one to refrain from -
✔️having to decide a case all over agian
The beginnings or las are largely credited to -
✔️Ur-Nammu
The court of ___ is one that has the authority to issue injunctions and other
mandatory directions which parties must follow -
✔️Equity
When (if) you ever encounter something that you "think" is a dead human body, your
first question should be: -
✔️What is it?
Dead human remains that have donated for anatomical research are frequently
called: -
✔️cadavers
The person having the right and duty of disposal can always take possession of their
loved one's remains -
✔️At will
Is a dead body considered property in the ordinary sense of the world? -
✔️No
Answers 2023/2024
The scattering of cremated remains needs to be at least___ nautical miles away
from the shoreline -
✔️Three
What empowers a state's legislature to enact laws for the protection of the public's
health, safety, and welfare? -
✔️Police power
What individual wanted more simple laws, but felt that the law should favor those of
a higher class? He is also credited with creating the first malpractice laws. -
✔️Hanmmurabi
Can a dead body be bought or sold? -
✔️No
Modern civil law is largely based on -
✔️Roman law
Currently across the United states, the most common method of final disposition is: -
✔️Earth Burial
What person and lawgiver was considered to be the judge of Christendom? -
✔️The Pope
It should be remembered that-technically cremation isn't a method of disposition, but
actually one step in the disposition process. -
✔️Cremation
The federal Trade commission laws, the laws of the Americans with disabilities act,
and the laws of the occupational safety and health administration are all considered:
-
✔️Federal Laws
"if a man commits murder, then his punishment shall be his life in the same manner."
That would be an example of laws handed down by ___ -
✔️Ur-Nammu
Where would one find a niche? -
✔️Always in a columbarium
State boards of funeral service usually have funeral directors and ___ on their board
-
✔️members of the public
, Mortuary law consists of those laws that peculiarly relate to the ___ of the dead. -
✔️Disposal
many church laws are called -
✔️canons
The Talmudic law is largely based on -
✔️The old testament
What is the primary public agency that one should make a report with when
scattering human cremated remains -
✔️Environment Protection Agency
If a statue violates a constitutional principle, it is struck down as -
✔️unconstitutional
Which of these terms is the best to use around the funeral home to describe a body?
-
✔️Could you please help me dress Mr. Howard
If one believes that a decedent can be an object of replevin, then one believes in -
✔️The property theory
Who (or what) is considered to be the principal regulators of the funeral profession? -
✔️Individual states
The concept of stare decisis helps one to refrain from -
✔️having to decide a case all over agian
The beginnings or las are largely credited to -
✔️Ur-Nammu
The court of ___ is one that has the authority to issue injunctions and other
mandatory directions which parties must follow -
✔️Equity
When (if) you ever encounter something that you "think" is a dead human body, your
first question should be: -
✔️What is it?
Dead human remains that have donated for anatomical research are frequently
called: -
✔️cadavers
The person having the right and duty of disposal can always take possession of their
loved one's remains -
✔️At will
Is a dead body considered property in the ordinary sense of the world? -
✔️No
