LAWS-310 Final exam

       preemption.        jurisprudence.        jurisdiction.        supremacy.        federalism. 

       special damages.        medical damages.        personal damages.        exemplary damages.        extraordinary damages. 

       quitclaim deed.        warranty deed.        grant deed.        None of the above        All of the above

       Caption        Allegations        Denials        Prayer        Signature of attorney 

       The natural theory of law        Legal positivism        Legal realism        Jurisprudence        All of the above

       Motion to dismiss        Motion to suppress evidence        Motion for a change of venue        Motion for a grand jury        None of the above 

       the Constitution requires it.        a person’s liberty is at stake.        juries are in the best position to decide if someone is guilty.        Both a and b        None of the above 

       the parties want it to be.        the parties have signed the contract.        all elements of a contract are met.        None of the above        All of the above

       Bylaws        Articles of incorporation        Stock permit        Partnership agreement        Shareholder agreement 

       self-defense        insanity        intoxication        Both A & B        None of the above

       Treatises        Ordinances        Digests        Periodicals        Form books 

       important precedent.        facts and issues in your client’s situation.        judicial history.        the question presented.        explanatory facts.

       set forth the client’s problem.        state the legal issue.        explain in detail the legal rules governing the issues.        state the legal conclusions.        None of the above

       is another term for thesis paragraph.        can be used in lieu of a thesis paragraph.        introduces issues or subissues and connects them back to the thesis paragraph.        All of the above        None of the above

       was developed largely as a response to marketing practices and changes in technology.        was developed as a result of consumer pressure for laws regulating manufacturers.        was developed as a result of pressure by manufacturers for regulation.        is a right guaranteed under the U.S. Constitution.        None of the above

       Legal Dictionaries        Legal encyclopedias        Statutes        All of the above        None of the above 

       annotations.        dictionaries.        finding tools.        research manuals.        indexes. 

       to not pay for anything online.        to not provide your entire social security number on any website.        to use a fake name when buying something.        to not give out your e-mail address and then not be traced.        None of the above

       reread the directions.        begin in a logical fashion.        complete one section before moving on to another section.        periodically go back and reread directions.        All of the above 

       Businesses like to have a cool design.        A trademark really has no value.        Trademarks often evoke the name of the business.        A trademark usually denotes value and quality.        None of the above

       You are picking your own judge        It can save parties time and money        You can use a free attorney        All of the above        None of the above

       negligence.        civil-rights violation.        malicious prosecution.        slander per se.        fraud. 

       limited liability for the owners.        unlimited life of the corporation.        ease of transferability of ownership interests.        All are advantages of a corporation.

       Private judges        The court        The American Arbitration Association        None of the above        All of the above 

Question 25.25. (TCOs 4, 9, and 11) Labeling of consumer products has proliferated over the last decade from providing nutritional information to risks of use. Name three examples of products that contain such labeling and identify why you believe, or do not believe, that this information is helpful or not helpful to consumers. (Points : 10)

Question 26.26. (TCO 7) Internet merchants are now using mining software to target your Internet experience by posting advertisements for products and services that are similar to those for which you have searched. Do you find this to be helpful or do you think that it invades your privacy? Why or why not? (Points : 10)

Question 27.27. (TCO 7) How does the Internet create challenges in protecting a copyright? (Points : 10)

Question 28.28. (TCOs 8 & 11) What is the purpose of preparing a case brief? (Points : 10)

Question 29.29. (TCOs 1 & 2) How does the plaintiff in a civil case differ from a plaintiff in a civil case? (Points : 10)

Question 30.30. (TCO 1) State and federal agencies such as the IRS and the FDA have rules that can have the same force and effect as law. How are those regulations created? (Points : 10)

Question 31.31. (TCOs 3, 5, & 6) What are the two major defenses to intentional torts? Provide an example of the defense in operation. (Points : 10)

Question 32.32. (TCO 7) Before a court can resolve a legal dispute, the court must have jurisdiction.  What are the the components of jurisdiction and how are they defined? (Points : 20)

Question 33.33. (TCO 1) What are the limits of the powers of the state governments to make laws? How is your answer affected by your understanding of the supremacy clause, and why do you think the framers of the Constitution placed these limitations? Provide some examples of state laws which are not preempted by federal law. (Points : 20)