UBE Flashcards

UBE (30 cards)

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Justiciability

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Concrete interest
Injury
Causation
Redressability
Ripe

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Congress Ability to Place Conditions on Spending

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If:
For general welfare;
imposed unambiguously;
related to its purpose;
cannot be overly coercive

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Dormant Commerce Clause

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State or local government may regulate intrastate commerce if Congress has not enacted legislation on that subject

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What are Discriminatory Regulations Under the Dormant Commerce Clause?

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Regulation that discriminates or puts an undue burden on interstate commerce

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When Are Discriminatory Regulations Valid Under the Dormant Commerce Clause?

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Narrowly tailored to achieve a legitimate non-protectionist state interest and there are no lesser alternatives; or state is a market participant

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Government Action

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Traditional public functionality or significant government entanglement

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Equal Protection

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Protects against discrimination against classes of people

Prohibits laws that are discriminatory on its face, or those that’s applied in a discriminatory manner or with motivation

Level of scrutiny analysis

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Regulatory Taking Per Se

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Deprives of all possible economic use

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Partial Regulatory Taking

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Balance:

Economic impact on the plaintiff, extent of interference with investment-backed expectations, and character of government action

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Land Use Exaction

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Government conditional approval of one’s land use

Essential nexus between state interest and permit condition;

Rough proportionality

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Freedom of Religion

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Regulations that are designed to interfere with religion must meet strict scrutiny, but laws of general applicability only needs rational basis

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Content-Based Restriction

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Restricts subject matter or viewpoint and must meet strict scrutiny and be the least restrictive means

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Content-Neutral Restriction

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Regulate the time, place, and manner of speech, and must meet intermediate scrutiny and leave open alternative channels of communication

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Public Forum

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Traditionally held open to the public for speech. Strict scrutiny for content-based regulation and intermediate scrutiny for content-neutral regulation

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Designated Public Forum

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Not a public forum but has been made open for speech. Same as a public forum regulation

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Limited Public Forum

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Place that has been opened for a limited amount of speech. Must only be reasonable and viewpoint neutral

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UCC Article 2

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Sale of goods

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Common Law Contracts

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Services and land contracts

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Mixed Contracts

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Predominant Purpose of the contract supports which law applies

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Offer

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Present intent to contract with another party

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Acceptance

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Assent to offeror a commitment to be bound

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Termination of Offer

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Rejection by offeror
Revocation by offeree
Lapse of time
Death

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Revocation

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Offer can be revoked before acceptance. Effective when received.

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Option Contract

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Promise to keep offer open for a period of time, which is supported by consideration. Makes offer irrevocable for time stated only if consideration is satisfied.

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Merchant's Firm Offer
Offer by a merchant, to buy or sell goods, in a signed writing, giving assurances the offer will be held open for a stated amount of time
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Mirror Image Rule
Common law rule that states acceptance must exactly mirror the terms of the offer
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Battle of the Forms Between Merchants
Additional terms in the acceptance become part of the contract if: Both parties are merchants; No material change; Offer did not expressly limit acceptance; and No objection
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Consideration
Bargained-for exchange of a promise for a return promise or performance that benefits promisor or causes detriment to the promisee
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Exceptions to Consideration
Material benefit Promissory estoppel Promise to pay non-legally enforceable debt
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