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Three branches of government correct answers - Legislative - Executive -Judicial legislative branch correct answers passes/creates laws executive branch correct answers enforces laws judicial correct answers interprets laws based on the constitution Sources of Law (6) correct answers - Statutory - Constitutional -Common Law - Administrative Law - Executive Orders -Treaties Statutory law correct answers -Comes from federal and state legislative branches -can cover a wide va...

When did the NCAA recognize women's sports? correct answers 1981 Women's before Sports Title IX correct answers extremely limited; some colleges had intramural, club and sorority matches but very little intercollegiate competition; often limited to cheerleading and square dancing Title IX was signed into law by president __________ in _________ correct answers Nixon; 1972 Title IX became effective in correct answers 1975 Text of Title IX correct answers "no person in the US ...

- inherent risks = part of activity correct answers - risk management = the continual, formal process of assessing an organizations exposure to risk and reducing impact. goal is not to eliminate all risk, but to minimize risk without changing the activity itself. -REASONS: 1. have moral, legal, and ethical obligation. 2. reducing injury and loss reduces exposure to losing money. 3. minimize time loss due to breakdowns, expand the lifespan of equipment, and reduce risk of injury developing...

The Constitution is the _____________________________ correct answers supreme law of the land Constitution: consists of ____________________________ and ______________________ correct answers seven articles; twenty-seven amendments Constitution: first ten ____________________ are called the ________________ correct answers amendments; Bill of Rights Constitution: Articles _____________ set forth the _________________________ of each branch of government correct answers I, II and III; po...

What is antitrust law? correct answers A field of law used to create efficiency in economic markets How does antitrust work correct answers When there is fair competition in business, prices go down and quality goes up because in order to stay profitable businesses have to have the best products at the lowest price Businesses are also forced to compete with each other to hire the best labor, which drives up wages and benefits because workers will join the company that offers the most Busi...

Contract correct answers promise or set of promises for breach of which the law foves a remedy or the performance of which the las in some way recgonizes a duty Bilateral Contracts correct answers two promises (offer and acceptance) offer correct answers conditional promise to refrain from doing something in the future acceptance correct answers act of agreeing to an offer by words or conduct. Must be communicated to the person making the offer unilateral contract correct answers one...

What is FERPA? correct answers Federal Education Rights Privacy Act of 1974- protects the privacy of students' education records. Exceptions: personal memory aids and things used by law instructors and law enforcement records. What is HIPPA correct answers Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996- individual health information protected privacy and security rules. Hypotheticals related to privacy and medical concerns correct answers Need for consent or not Identif...

What is antitrust law? correct answers a) A field of law used to create efficiency in economic markets How does antitrust create efficiency? correct answers By promoting fair competition in business (1) When there is fair competition in business, prices go down and quality goes up because in order to stay profitable businesses have to have the best products at the lowest process (2) Businesses are also forced to compete with each other to hire the best labor , which drives up wages and bene...

Five Reasons for Growth of Sports Agent Industry correct answers 1. Demise of the reserve clause in player contracts during the 1970's 2. Competition from Rival Leagues 3. Player Union Strength INCREASE 4. TAX planning was needed 5. Additional Sources of Revenue Who is an agent? correct answers Anyone who has a client Is Law school required to be an agent? correct answers Anyone who has a client What are runners? correct answers non-agent consultants or employees who work for ag...

Which of the following information items are needed to open a cash account for a customer? I Customer's name and address II Customer's social security number or tax I.D. number III Customer's signature IV Customer's occupation and employer A. I and II only B. III and IV only C. I, II, IV D. I, II, III, IV correct answers C A customer signature is not needed to open a cash account (thus cash accounts can be opened over the phone). A signature is required for margin accou...