Jurisprudence Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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__ = legislation signed by the president/governor

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Act

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__ = statue = regulation = formally written

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LAW

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3
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__ = set of rules, legal restriction

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regulations

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4
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__ = deals with enforcement of statues.

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administrative law

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5
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US court systems 3 separate sections

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  1. administrative law (License)
  2. civil law (Torts)
  3. criminal law
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6
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A __ has authority to issue, renew, restrict, or revoke liceneses as well as censure licensees

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governing board

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7
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burden of proof

__ law and __ law = preponderance of or substantial evidence

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civil law and administrative law

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8
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__ law: beyond a reasonable doubt

Burden of proof

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Criminal Law

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9
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__ an injurious act committed against a person or property or a contract breach

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Tort

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10
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__ omission or commiosno of an act that a reasonable, prudent person would or would not do under given circumstances

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negligence

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__ = malpractice offuce when the alleged wrongdoer is a professional with the requisite action within the scope of practice and requires special knowledge and skill to practice

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professional negligence

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__ an act that is intentional committed knowing that harm is likely result
i.e. assault, battery

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intentional tort

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13
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__ = a threat to touch another without consent

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assault

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14
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__ = actual intentional touching of another without his or her consent

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battery

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15
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tort, battery, assault, negligence are all __ law

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civil

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16
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in civil cases, those wrongfully treated may… (3)

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  1. file lawsuits
  2. collect monetary compensation for damages done to them or their property
  3. Pursue other remedies permitted by law
17
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law sequence ? 5 points…

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  1. event
  2. patint complaints
  3. summons and complaint (settlement starts)
  4. pretrial discovery (settlement)
  5. traial (settlement)
18
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For negligence, a plaintiff (the injured party) must demonstrate 4 things:

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  1. there was duty owed to the plaintiff by the defendant
  2. there was a breach
  3. party who was owed a duty incurred damages directly (loss of wages) or indirectly (pain)
  4. causation - breach of duty caused injury or there was a causal connection b/w the breach and the damages
    = duty, breach, damages, causation
19
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__ is a special type of negligence. Related to the action in question require the knowledge and skill of a licensed professional

20
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in Kansas, plaintiff has to prove the defendant is at least __ % at fault

21
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A __ is formed when the parties have mutually agreed on terms. It may be oral agreement or written and signed by the parties

22
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__ clause indicating what is written is the final representation of all agreed terms

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integrated agreement clause

23
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__ clause give the employer the right to dismiss an employee with or without reason at any time without advanced notice

A

at will employee

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__ clause prhibits professional employees form working within a certain geographical area for specified time period

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restrictive covenant or noncompete clause

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__ clause = party offering a contract is attempting to have the other part agree to assume liability
indemnification (hold harmless) clause
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__ law deals with acts considered against society | federal or state government
criminal law
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__ = incarceration, fines, or both (DUI, manslaughter, fraud)
penalties
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Title __ prohibits employment discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex...
Title VII
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Title VII included the __ act which established a commission to study the existence of artificial barriers to the advancement of women and minorities in the workplace
Glass Ceiling Act
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__ act prohibits sex-based wage discrimination | - Job titles can differ, content must be substantially equal, job is performed under similar working conditions
Equal pay act
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__ act prohibits employment discrimination acting persons age 40 or older. Applied to employers with 20 or more employees, job applicants, employment agencies, all levels of government, labor organizations
Age discrimination in employment act
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__ act employment discrimination against qualified individuals with disabilities. 15 or more employees. employer must make reasonable accommodation to the known disability of qualified applicant
Americans with Disabilities Act
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__ sets standards for minimum wage and overtime pay rate (1 1/2 x regular pay) that affect most private and public employers
fair labor standards act (FLSA)
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Topics/questions to avoid in interview.. (6)
sexual preference, sex life, religious beliefs, political affiliations, family planning, or personal finances (only okay if permission given to check credit rating)
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10 ways to avoid malpractice...
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