FINAL EXAM Flashcards

(33 cards)

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What is the United States Constitution?

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The Supreme Law of the Land

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Federal Law

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Applies to all 50 states

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State Law

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Applies to state only. Cannot have less than the federal law but can have more.

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Administrative Law

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Laws created by agencies established by legislative bodies

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5
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Common Law

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Decide court decisions based on previous court decisions

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Criminal Cases

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-Prove beyond reasonable doubt
-99% Sure
-12/12 jurors must agree
-Plaintiff must prove defendant guilty, defendant doesn’t have to prove anything

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Civil Cases

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-Burden of proof is on the plaintiff to prove defendant is at fault
-51% sure
-9/12 jurors must agree

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Ethics

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Generally, businesses need to practice good business ethics as much as possible

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Abandoned Property

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Property that has been thrown away. Belongs to the finder.

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Lost Property

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Property that has been involuntarily parted with. Belongs to the finder against the whole world, except the true owner.

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Mislaid Property

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Property that was intentionally placed but then forgotten about. Belongs to the owner of the land, except the true owner.

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Treasure

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Property that is deemed antiques. Belongs to the finder except the true owner.

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Intentional Tort

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-Defendant meant hard to plaintiff
-Classified through assault, battery, defamation, false imprisonment, outrage, fraud, conversion, trespass to real property.

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14
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Negligence

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-Defendant accidentally caused plaintiff’s harm

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Four Elements of Negligence

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  1. Defendant owed duty of care
  2. Defendant breached duty of care
  3. Defendants act caused plaintiff harm
  4. Plaintiff was injured
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Negligence Defenses

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  1. Assumption of Risk (waiver)
  2. Contributory Negligence
  3. Comparative Negligence
  4. Modified Compartive Negligence (Arkansas)
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Criminal Statutes

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-Theft
-Battery
-Burglary
-Robbery
-Aggravated Robbery

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Criminal Justice Process

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Arrest->Bail->Filing of criminal charges->Arraignment (plea)->Motions->Plea Bargain->Trial

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State Court Systems

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District Court->Circuit Court->AR Supreme Court

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Federal Court Systems

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District Court->Circuit Court->US Supreme Court

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Civil Court Process

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Complaint->Service of Process->Answer-> Discovery->Trial

22
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What is a Sole Proprietorship?

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Owned by 1 owner and business is under their name

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What is a Partnership?

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Owned by 2 or more people and is split between each other.

24
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What is a Corporation?

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Legal business entity owned by shareholders

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What is a LLC?
Limited Liability Company that is like a corporation but has to follow different guidelines.
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Divorce
Either contested or uncontested and its between two parties.
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Presumption of Custody
It is assumed that each parent will share custody of the child/children
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Employment Law
-Most employees are at-will except when it comes to Title VII
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Title VII
Cannot discriminate on accounts of Race, Color, National Origin, Religion, and Sex.
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Will
Written documents that shows who gets what. Must state each child but does not have to give them anything.
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Dying without a will?
If there is a spouse all goes to them except if they have kids then it is split. Not married? Goes to the parents.
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Estate Tax
40%
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