WorksheetsLaw and Ethics (PRE-TEST)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
This TYPE OF LAW is based on "rules made and enforced by administrative agencies" and examples of these agencies include "IRS, CIA, FBI, FDA, SSA"
Constitutional Law
Civil Law
Administrative Law
Procedural Law
This TYPE OF LAW addresses wrongs done "to society" and wrongdoings are called "crimes"
Civil Law
Criminal Law
Procedural Law
Constitutional Law
This TYPE OF LAW is based on the U.S Constitution and is the "Supreme Law of the Land" and our HIGHEST source of law.
Statutory Law
Civil Law
Business Law
Constitutional Law
This TYPE of LAW deals with "methods of enforcing legal rights and duties" and examples include: trial and arrest procedures.
Constitutional Law
Procedural Law
Civil Law
Statutory Law
This TYPE OF LAW addresses "wrongs done to individuals" and wrongdoings are called "torts" and the court cases are called "lawsuits"
Civil Law
Criminal Law
Business Law
Procedural Law
This TYPE OF LAW are laws enacted by our legislative bodies (Congress =Senators/House of Representative members)
Business Law
Civil Law
Criminal Law
Statutory Law
This TYPE OF LAW are rules and laws that apply to "business transactions" and involve merchants (sellers) and consumers (buyers).
Business Law
Civil Law
Criminal Law
Procedural Lawl
This TYPE OF LAW "defines legal rights and duties as well as all crimes/torts"
Procedural Law
Criminal Law
Civil Law
Substantive Law
Ethics is the study of
Values
Law
Impartiality
Decision Making
Using personal ethics in making business decisions
Business Ethics
Code of Ethics
Civil Disobedience
Ethical System
If we have ethics, why do we need the law?
Law is needed to force upon people values & morality
Law is needed because people know what is right and wrong.
Law is needed because people don't always do what they should do.
Law is needed because we need consequences.
An open, peaceful, violation of the law to protest injustice
Breaking the Law
Morality Questioning
Civil Disobedience
Ethical System
Enforceable rules of conduct in a soceity
Ethics
Law
Morality
Values
Everyone has the same ethical standards or moral code of conduct.
TRUE
FALSE
