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LEGL 2700 Test 1 Epstein UGA/58 Exam Questions with A+ Score Answers
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LEGL 2700 Test 1 Epstein UGA/58 ExamQuestions with A+ Score Answers
Batson Challenge - -An objection to the validity of a peremptory challenge,
on grounds that the other party used it to exclude a potential juror based on
race, ethnicity, or sex
-Laws vs. Rule of Law - -law-rules created and enforced by the state
rule of law-no one is above the law
-Property vs. Resources - -property- pertains more to the idea of property
rights, being able to exclude others
resources- the things we own
-Common Law vs. Civil Law - -common law- stare decisis, reliant on case
law, judge ruled
civil law- no obligation to follow case law
-Hierarchy of Laws - -highest law has priority over lower laws
U.S. Constitution
Federal Statutes
Federal Regulations
State Constitutions
State Statutes
State Regulations
Local Ordinances
-Corporate Governance - -the system of governing a company so that the
interests of corporate owners and other stakeholders are protected
-Specific Governance - -you may own stock in a company, but you don't run
the company
-Separation of Powers - -horizontal- branches of government; executive,
judicial, legislative
vertical- federal to state to local
-supremacy clause - -federal law is superior to state law
, -preemption doctrine - -A doctrine under which certain federal laws
preempt, or take precedence over, conflicting state or local laws.
-field implied preemption - -federal government regulates it so heavily,
state doesn't bother
-commerce clause - -Clause stating that Congress can regulate interstate
and international commerce.
-dormant commerce clause - -even if we don't see it, states can't
discriminate against other states
-contract clause - -The clause in the U.S. Constitution that prohibits the
government from unreasonably interfering with an existing contract.; only
applies to state government
-2nd Amendment - -Heller stood for premise that you can't prevent ppl from
having handguns in their home
-5th Amendment - -due process, right to a jury, double jeopardy, right
against self-incrimination, imminent domain
-Imminent Domain Test - -1. Is it a taking? - changing use doesn't count as
taking
2. Public use? - the land being used for public purpose
3. Just compensation? - generally offered fair market price
-1st Amendment - -Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and
Petition
-establishment clause - -Clause in the First Amendment that says the
government may not establish an official religion.
-free exercise clause - -A First Amendment provision that prohibits
government from interfering with the practice of religion.
-symbolic speech - -nonverbal communication, such as burning a flag or
wearing an armband. The Supreme Court has accorded some symbolic
speech protection under the first amendment.
-prior restraint - -government can't censor information before it is published
or broadcasted
-Defamation - -libel- written
slander- spoken
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