1.Jurisprudence is:

2.Following a speed limit is an example of:

3.In 1860, which two legal theories would directly contradict each other regarding slavery?

4.Giving up some of your personal rights in exchange for a more stable society is the premise behind:

5.Lady Justice is blindfolded to represent that our U.S. legal system:

6.Plessy v. Ferguson, 163 U.S. 537, 16 S. Ct. 1138, 41 L. Ed. 256 (1896) and Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, 347 U.S. 483 (1954) have what in common?List all:

7.Why does Louisiana not follow "Stare decisis"?

8.Who makes common law?

9.Precedent is:

10.Who makes statutory law?

11.Federal laws are created specifically by:

12.Federal regulations are promulgated - dispersed by what codification?

13.People and businesses are regulated by what?

14.Which best describes the U.S. Constitution?

15.When does a court change precedent - give all instances from the book?

16.Articles I, II and III of the U.S. Constitution best describe:

17.Who is the confederation congress?

18.Article I of the U.S. Constitution did what and what else and what else and what else?

19."Bi-Cameral" refers to:

20.The Bill of Rights as it relates to the Constitution best represents what legal theory:

21.Article III of the U.S. Constitution allows Congress to create the lesser courts, and what else does it do?

22.Which U.S. Constitutional Article paved the way to passing the Bill of Rights?

23.Which of the Bill of Rights seems to have very little relevance today?

24.Which of the amendments in the Bill of Rights most likely impacts businesses on a regular basis?

25.The Bill of Rights:

26.The federal government can use what Constitutional Article to regulate speed limits at the state level:

27.Judicial review is:

28.Which drafter and President hated Marbury and why?

29.The commerce clause in the U.S. Constitution gives Congress what power?

30.The commerce clause gives Congress the power to regulate foreign commerce except for:

31.For Congress to regulate interstate commerce under the commerce clause, the law must:

32.The "police power" refers to:

33.14^th Amendment "equal protection" review by the Supreme Court involves:

34."Strict scrutiny" review is provided under what amendment to the Constitution and gives what power?

35.Substantive and procedural due process are provide for in what amendments to the C? What do they mean?

36.Federal courts have _________________ and state courts have _________________?

37.The Supreme Court or Federal courts do not have exclusive jurisdiction over which of the following cases:

38.Federal courts must have subject matter jurisdiction in cases where:

39.In a claim involving federal law, the federal court will have subject matter jurisdiction when the plaintiff shows that the claim has:

40.The federal district court would have exclusive jurisdiction in which of the following examples:

41.When both the state and federal court have subject matter jurisdiction to hear the case, then:

42.The rationale for the federal courts to have subject matter jurisdiction over diversity cases is:

43.The federal court system includes:

44.A writ of certiori is:

45.2 F.Supp. 256 (W.Mich. 1977) is a site for which court?

46.State courts are similar to the federal courts in that - think jurisdictions?

47.A case in state court cannot be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court until:

48.The House of Representatives and the Senate have the authority:

49.The only official(s) elected by popular vote in the U.S. Constitution as originally drafted and approved were:

50.Every law created by Congress since the U.S. Constitution was signed needs the President's signature, except:

51.The main difference between an executive agency and an independent agency is:

52.The Administrative Procedure Act:

53.The Freedom of Information Act:

54.Formal rulemaking:

55.An enabling statute:

56.Which of the following best represents the chronology of the formal rule making process:

57.One primary difference between an informal and formal agency investigation is?

58.A "Well's" submission occurs:

59.The decision to move forward on any agency administrative court action is determined by:

60.A writ of mandamus is:

61.The SEC files a civil action against a defendant in administrative court while a concurrent criminal proceeding is occurring in federal district court.Administrative proceedings for civil actions do not provide for 5^th amendment protections.The SEC is trying to get testimony from the defendant through a subpoena in the civil trial.The defendant may (See Rajaratnam):

62.Ethics in a general sense are like:

63.When society bases its ethical decision, making based on following legal codes and statutes, then it is said to be following ____________:

64.Which of the following is likely ethical under positive law?

65.Normative standards might include:

66.Equal pay for everyone would most likely result from which ethical philosophy?

67.Conflict of Interest means:

68.Self-Indulgence as an ethical category might include as an example:

69.A high school kid caught drinking alcohol might use the following rationalization to his parents:

70.The process of discovering all the necessary facts and laying out all of the possible options is more commonly known as:

71.Mary was going to cheat on her exam.If Mary were a consequentialist, which factors might she review in her decision making process:

72."Water-boarding" would least likely be used by a person who shared the following philosophy:

73."Black Lives Matter" would best be served by asking the police to follow which ethical philosophy?

74.Thinking of yourself only, if you were an employee working at a company where the CEO had to increase the bottom line, which could include growing sales, layoffs, other measures then you would hope that your CEO has which philosophy:

75.Honorable Justice John Potter Stewart said, "There is a big difference between what we have the right to do and what is right..." Which of the following examples might the Justice find most problematic?