Law

During civil lawsuit proceeding regarding alcohol services, the court will try to determine if theA. whether the designated driver was present and remained sober. B. Guest BAC checked all night. C. server recently attended proper alcohol training. D.server contributed to the injury
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Laws are made to protect the public as a whole from the harmful acts of othersa)criminalb)civilc)internationald)military
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What 5 global companies have the highest number of employees?
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Controversy surrounding the Affordable Care Act is an example of the friction inherent in___.a.confederal systems.b.unitary systems.c.federalism.d.cooperative
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when a tortfeasor is willful in bringing about a particular event that caused harm, it falls into which category of tort?
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this document suggested the legislative branch have a house of representatives and a senate. what is this document?
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A mayor sued a blogger for defamation in federal district court under diversity jurisdiction. The mayor alleged in her complaint that the blogger had published defamatory statements about her that suggested she was having an adulterous relationship. The mayor's entire case rested on her own testimony establishing the prima facie elements of her claim and a properly authenticated and admitted copy of the allegedly defamatory publication. At the end of the mayor's presentation of evidence to the jury, the blogger filed a motion for judgment as a matter of law. Finding that the mayor's meager evidence was insufficient for a jury reasonably to find that the publication was false, as was required by state law, the judge granted the blogger's motion and directed a judgment in favor of the blogger. The mayor immediately appealed the judgment, contending that the trial judge applied the wrong legal standard in granting the motion.On these facts, should the judgment be set aside on appeal?A. No, because the district court's ruling was not clearly erroneous.B. No, because the mayor failed to meet her burden of establishing a prima facie case as a matter of law.C. Yes, because a motion for judgment as a matter of law cannot be granted until both parties have presented their cases.D. Yes, because the district court improperly evaluated the weight of the evidence.
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what governing system allows the central government to alter or abolish subgovernments?
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Explain how the US Supreme Court related their reasoning for creating the Exclusionary Rule in Mapp v. Ohio to deciding the Good Faith exception in US v. Leon.
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Where do I find excess Social Security and Tier 1 Rrta tax withheld?
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______ laws are made to protect the public as a whole from the harmful acts of others.
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Which of the following standards of proof is more than a gut feeling and legally permits a law enforcement officer to stop and frisk a suspect?a. rebuttable presumptionb. reasonable suspicionc. conclusive presumptiond. mere suspicion
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Explain how U.S. citizens established the "public peace.".
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A plaintiff bringing an intentional infliction of emotional distress lawsuit must prove the defendant's action. (True or False)
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Information is considered discoverable when it can lead to evidence admissible during a trial?a. Spoilation of Evidenceb. Scope of Discoveryc. Discoveryd. Motions
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who black men have slammed the door shut on a past of deadening passivity?
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Under what circumstances will a judge grant a motion for a new trial?a. When the attorneys did not ask enough questions of witnesses.b. When the jury clearly misapplied the law or misunderstood the evidence.c. When the jury did not ask enough questions during the trial.
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what was the number one fear the founding fathers had when planning our new government?
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what should happen if the government becomes destructive?
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in his theory of absolute advantage, adam smith advocated that __________ should determine what a country imports and what it exports.
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he plaintiff sued the defendant in a contract dispute. at trial, the plaintiff's sister testifies as a witness on behalf of the plaintiff, stating that the defendant agreed to sell a computer to the plaintiff for $250. to prove that the sister is telling the truth, plaintiff's counsel asks the sister on direct examination about a conversation she had with her mother, in which she told her mother that the defendant agreed to sell a computer to the plaintiff for $250. the defendant objects to the testimony. how should the court rule?
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A drawback in the use of patents to protect inventors rights is that theya. confer a legal monopoly for a fixed number of years.b. raise the price that the public pays for the products of patent holders during the time they are held.c. a and b.d. none of the above
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An example of an asset is everfi
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Name some areas where an officers personal traumas can be an asset to a department
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