-In a benefit corporation the shareholders evaluate the effectiveness and performance of the corporation based upon how much they benefit in profits.

True

False

-The U.S. Constitution has been amended annually to reflect the current societal trends.

True

False

1-The U.S. Constitution created three branches in the federal government. Those three branches are

A.Civil, criminal and equity

B.Federal, state, local

C.Executive, legislative and judicial

D.Administrative, legislative, executive

2-

_______________ has the power to regulate interstate commerce.

A.The President

B.The Department of Justice

C.Congress

D.The U.S. Supreme Court

1. 3-Which of the following sources of law is the foundation for all other law in the United States, thus the "supreme" law of the land?
3. A.Constitutional
4. B.Common
6. C.Statutory
8. D.Administrative

QUESTION 14

1. In an annual board meeting of Martin Corporation, a board member, Pat, makes the following statement, "As long as we remain profitable, we will strive to act as ethically as possible!" Pat's statement is an example of what type of ethical decision making theory?
2. A.Moral minimum
3. B.Moral maximum
4. C.Do no harm
5. D.Cost benefit analysis

QUESTION 15

1. Ethical dilemmas faced by managers
2. A.Are most often simple and easy to reach
3. B.Are often complex, with no clear ethical choice
4. C.Should only be determined by following the law to determine what is ethical
5. D.Involve one clear ethical choice

QUESTION 16

1. A new type of business that requires its board and officers to consider the impact their decisions have on shareholders, society and the environment are called
2. A.Charitable organization
3. B.Green corporation
4. C.Benefit corporation
5. D.Moral corporation

QUESTION 17

1. The concept of applying the law of previous cases to current cases with substantially similar circumstances is called __________.
4. A.precedent
5. B.judicial fiat
7. C.res ipsa loquitur
8. D.strict liability

QUESTION 18

1. From first to last, which of the following trial stages are in the correct order?
2. A.pretrial conference; pleadings; discovery; deliberations
3. B.pleadings; discovery; deliberations; jury selection
4. C.pleadings; discovery; pretrial conference; jury selection
5. D.discovery; jury selection; deliberations; charging the jury

QUESTION 19

1. The opinion that the Constitution should be based upon what people at the time of when the Constitution was created believed the text to mean is
2. A.Plain meaning rule
3. B.Parol evidence rule
4. C.Original meaning theory
5. D.Living Constitution

QUESTION 20

1. The Equal Protection Clause is contained in the
2. A.Fifth Amendment.
3. B.Fourteenth Amendment.
4. C.Sixth Amendment.
5. D.First Amendment.

QUESTION 21

1. Which of the following doesnotoccur in appellate court trials?
2. A.Presentation of testimony and new evidence.
3. B.Consideration of briefs prepared by each side's attorneys that outline the law and applicable precedent pertinent to the case.
4. C.Review of lower court transcripts and rulings.
5. D.Oral arguments by each side's attorneys.

QUESTION 22

1. Which of the following is categorized as informal ADR?
2. A.trial
3. B.arbitration
4. C.negotiation
5. D.mediation

QUESTION 23

1. Tucker sues Nick for breach of contract. Nick is the
2. A.Public defender
3. B.Defendant
4. C.Plaintiff
5. D.Respondant

QUESTION 24

1. What is the set of moral principles or core values for deciding between right and wrong?
2. A.Ethics
3. B.Civil procedure
4. C.Criminal procedure
5. D.Equity

QUESTION 25

1. Judicial review is the
4. A.power of a federal court to declare a state or federal statute invalid if inconsistent with the Constitution.
5. B.power of an appellate court to reverse a decision made in a lower court.
6. C.power or right of a court to hear a case.
7. D.power of a state or federal court to declare a statute unconstitutional.

QUESTION 26

1. Rachel is served a complaint and summons. She is busy and forgets to answer the complaint within the timeframe listed on the summons. The plaintiff may
2. A.File a motion to compel
3. B.File motion for production of document
4. C.Proceed to trial without the defendant present
5. D.Request a default judgement

QUESTION 27

1. When an attorney requests a change of venue, the attorney is asking
2. A.to change the charges that the defendant was originally arrested for and is now on trial for.
3. B.for a different judge because of the assigned judge's potential bias.
4. C.to move the trial from one location to another due to the potential unfairness of a trial in the first location.
5. D.to move the trial from a state trial court to a federal court in the same state.

QUESTION 28

1. The legal authority of a court to decide a specific case is
2. A.Preemption
3. B.Substantive
4. C.Jurisdiction
5. D.Judicial review

QUESTION 29

1. Diversity jurisdiction requires citizens of two different states
2. A.and a controversy of $50,000 or more.
3. B.and a controversy of $75,000 or more.
4. C.or a controversy of $50,000 or more.
5. D.or a controversy of $75,000 or more.

QUESTION 30

1. The filing of the complaint begins which stage of litigation?
2. A.discovery
3. B.the trial
4. C.the pleadings
5. D.voir dire