PRELIMS Flashcards

(56 cards)

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One act can embrace two effects- an intended good effect and unintended bad effect

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Principle of Double Effect

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Is governed by the intended effect

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Morality of the act

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3
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Ethically permissible if

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Act is morally good or atleast morally neutral
Only good effects is intended
Good results outweighs the bad result

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4
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Is working with another in the performance of an action

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Cooperation

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5
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Consist of an explicit intention and willingness for the evil act

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Formal Cooperation

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6
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Consist of an act other than the evil act

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Material Cooperation

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7
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Good that comes to existence in a community

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Common Good

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8
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Smaller group can achieve within his/her capacity

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Principle of Subsidiarity

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9
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Human life comes from God

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Principle of Stewardship

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10
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Expression of one’s responsibility to take care of, nurture and cultivate

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Stewardship

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Dictate that the well-being of the whole person must be taken into account

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Principles of Integrity and Totality

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12
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Duty to preserve a view

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Integrity

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13
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Duty to preserve intact the physical component

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Totality

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14
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Reasonable hope of benefit

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Ordinary

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15
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No reasonable hope of benefit

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Extraordinary

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16
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Understanding of sexuality as one of the basic traits of a person

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Personalized Sexuality

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17
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A body of rules of action

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Law

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18
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Minimum standard of expected performance

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Law

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19
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From judicial decision

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Common law

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20
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From legislative bodies

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Statutory Law

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21
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From administrative agencies

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Administrative law

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22
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Fundamental Principles of Law

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Justice ad Fairness
Plasticity and Change
Doctrine of Individual Rights and Responsibilities

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23
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A plaintiff files a complaint or petition

24
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Legally sufficient to establish a case

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A person who brings an action in the court of law
Plaintiff
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Citizen VS Citizen
Private Law
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Private VS Government
Public Law
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A person against whom action is brought
Defendant
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Monetary and Civil Law
Private Law
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Punitive and Criminal Law
Public Law
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Felony
More serious breach of law Death and imprisonment Murder, Rape and Robbery
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Misdemeanor
Less than a year in jail Theft of small amount and Disorderly conduct
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A private or civil wrong or injury
Tort
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Breach of contract
Contract Law
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Failure to perform
Breach of Contract
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Categories of Tort
Negligent and Intentional
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Unintentional commission or omission of an act
Negligent Torts
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Harm caused ny carelessness
Negligent
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Malpractice
Negligent Torts
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Forms of Negligence
Malfeasance Misfeasance Nonfeasance
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Execution of unlawful or improper act
Malfeasance
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Improper performance
Misfeasance
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Failure to perform an act
Nonfeasance
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4 D's of Negligence
Duty Dereliction of Duty Direct Cause Damage
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The thing speak for itself
Res ipsa loquitor
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Present evidence
Res ipsa loquitor
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Let the master answer
Respondeat superior
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Liability assessment
Respondeat superior
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Forms of Intentional Torts
Assault and Battery Defamation of Character False imprisonment Invasion of privacy
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Verbally cursing or threatening
Assault
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Requires physical contact
Battery
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Reputation was harmed
Defamation of Character
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Written communication
Libel
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Spoken defamation
Slander
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Illegal confinement
False imprisonment
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Made public against will
Invasion of Privacy