MLS Test 3 Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
Q

Tort vs Contract Remedy

A

compensate the injured party for any losses suffered vs give the injured person the benefit of the bargain

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2
Q

three types of torts

A

intentional, negligence, strict liability

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3
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an intentional act that creates a reasonable apprehension of an immediate harmful or offensive physical contact

A

assult

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4
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an intentional act that creates a harmful or offensive physical contact

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battery

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5
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if a person directs a tortious action towards A but instead harms B, the intent to hurt A is transferred to B

A

transferred intent

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6
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an intentional act that caused confinement or restraint through force or the threat of force

A

false imprisonment

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7
Q

the publication of false statements that harms a person reputation

A

defamation

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8
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making a defamatory remarks either knowing that materials was false or acting with reckless disregard as to whether or not it was true

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malice

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9
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failure to act as a reasonably prudent and careful person is expected to act in similar circumstances

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negligence

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10
Q

being legally responsible for consequences flowing from an activity even in the absence of fault

A

strict tort liability

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11
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obtain a marriage license and then exchange vows before either a recognized member of the clergy or a judge with witnesses

A

solemnized

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12
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marriage that has not beeen solemnized but the couple has mutually agreed to enter into a repationship in which they accept all the duties and resp that correspond to those of marriage

A

common law

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13
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requirements of marriage

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must be 18, not closely related, but of sound mind

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14
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a marriage that was valid when it was entered into and remians valid unitl either party obtains a court to dissolve it

A

voidable marriage

divorce

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15
Q

a marriage that is invalid from its inception and it does not require court action for the parties to be free of any marital obligaiton

A

void marriage

underage, bigamy

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16
Q

divorce proceedings

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file petition/complaint and summons
serve defendant
discovery
mediaiton
settlement agreement 
trial
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17
Q

gives parents authority to make legal decisions for child

A

legal custody

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18
Q

tells where child primarily resides and gives that parent authority to make day decisions for the child

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physical custody

19
Q

one child each or where one parent has physical custody during school year and other has physical custody during summer

A

split or divided custody

20
Q

crimes to property

A
arson 
burglary 
forgery
receiving stolen property
shoplifting
traspass
21
Q

crimes to public health

A
alcohol 
child porn 
disorderly conduct 
drug offenses 
obscenity 
prostitution
22
Q

crimes to governmental functions

A

bribery, perjury, treason

23
Q

D not able to form the requisite mens reas due to intoxication

A

intoxication defences

24
Q

force or a threat of force was used to cause a person to commit a criminal act

A

defense of duress

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D was forced to take an action to avoid a greater harm
defense of necessity
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D would not have commited the crime but for police trickery
entrapment defense
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not guilty due to insanity b/c could not understand whether the act was right or wrong
mnaghten
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not guilty due to insanity b/c mental disease robbed them of ability to control conduct
irresistible impluse
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not guilty due to insanity if lacked either ability to understand that act was wrong or no ability to control the behavior
substantial capacity
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evidence that suggests D is guilty
inculpatory evidence
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evidence that suggests D is innocent
exculpatory evidence
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evidence obtained in violation of an individuals constitutional rights so it cannot be used
exclusionary rule
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business incorporated in one state but do business in another state
foreign corporation
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business formed in another county
alien corporation
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business in corp in the state they do business
domestic corporation
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position of trust and are responsible for acting in the best interest of stockholders
fiduciary relationship
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advantages of sole propietorship
``` simple to form maintain control profits and losses treated as personal ordinary personal tax minimum paperwork ```
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disadvantages of sole propietorship
unlimited liability limited resources personal assets can be taken to satisfy debt terminates upon death
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advantages of partnership
pooling of resources | no formal organ structure
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disadv of partnership
``` unlimited liability of both partners personal assets can be taken only taxed once difficult to transfer terminates upon death ```
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limited partnership advant
limited liability | single taxation
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disadvant of limited partnership
file certificate of organ | pay annual fee
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advant of corporation
separate legal entity perpetual life easy to transfer risk of loss limited to capital invested
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disadvant of corporaiton
double taxation filing documents payment of annual fees