Ethics & Sources of Law review

Rachel is a new student at Hillsdale High School. She meets with her counselor who gives her a copy of the Hillsdale student code of conduct which lists out expectations of all students at the school. THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF

• Code of Ethics

• Business Code

• Code System

• Business Ethics

The Golden Rule is an example of

• Ethical system

• Ethics

• Business Ethics

• Code of Ethics

A collection of standards of conduct and moral judgement forming the basis for a reasoned & impartial decision as to what is right and wrong.

• Ethics

• Ethical System

• Code of Ethics

• Business Ethics

Using personal ethics to make business decisions

• Business Ethics
• Code of Ethics
• Business Morality

• Ethical system

Impartiality is

• A peaceful protest against the law to point our injustice

• A set of principles of right conduct that help guide people's decisions,

• The idea that the same ethical standard should apply to everyone.

• Enforceable rules of conduct in a soceity

A set of principles of right conduct that help guide people’s decisions

• Ethics
• Ethical System

• Code of Ethics

• Business Ethics

If we all have ethics, then why do we need law?

Which gives the best answer to the question?

• Law is needed to give punishment and consequences to people for breaking it.

• People don't always do what they should. Law is needed to maintain stability and hold society accountable.

• Ethics cannot force someone to do what is best but it can give power and consequences when someone acts against it.

• We're all different individuals and our personal law can be different than others so we need ethics to tell us how we should act and behave.

Which is NOT one of the 5 U.S. sources of law?

• Case Law

• English Common Law

• Precedent Law

• Administrative Law

What does the "English" part of the source English Common Law refer to?

• It refers to the mandate that all legal proceedings must be conducted in the English language rather than Law French or Latin.

• It signifies that the laws were derived strictly from the Church of England's ecclesiastical doctrines.

• It refers to when the U.S. became an independent country, a lot of our law was derived from England's common law.

• It refers to a standardized set of laws created by the British Parliament

Every citizen is bound to their State and Federal Constitutions.

• TRUE

• FALSE