Business Law

The attempt to develop a means for determining the value of society is known as

• ethics

• law

• morality

• administrative law

An action or law that conflicts with most fundamental law of the nation and is, therefore, no longer valid, is said to be

• unconstitutional

• precedent

• law

• constitution

The rules and procedures established by regulatory agencies are called

• morality

• administrative law

• legislature

The law established by judges and shared throughout England is known as

• administrative law

• common law

• morality

• status

The values which govern a society's attitude toward right and wrong involve

• status

• morality

• ethics

The most fundamental law of a nation or state is its

• constitution

• law

• common law

The rules of conduct established by the government of a society are known as

• status

• ethics

• law

Statutory law is created by

• common law

• legislature

• law

Law specifically passed by a governing body created for that purposed are

• statues

• law

• legislature

At the federal level, statutes are made by

• the President

• the Supreme Court

• the Congress