1..law is that which is created by Congress and state legislatures. a Judge made b. Executive order...

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1………..law is that which is created by Congress and state legislatures.

a Judge made

b. Executive order

c. Statutory

d. Equity

2. Local government bodies such as city councils enact rules for businesses known as…….

a. statutes

b. common law

c. judge made law

d. ordinances

3. A primary purpose of the law includes ………..

a. provide a system of order

c. provide a degree of reliability in applying the rules

b. provide a method to resolve disputes

d. all are primary purposes of the law.

4. The state of Colorado enacted a law legalizing the recreational use of marijuana.Congress (federal) continues to classify marijuana as a controlled, illegal drug. Who is right?

A, Colorado. Legal use applies only in the state of Colorado, so use is legal in spite of the federal drug laws.

b. Federal law controls the status of marijuana. It's use is not legal in Colorado.

c. So long as the federal government 'looks the other way,' the use of marijuana is legal in Colorado.

d. Flip a coin for the answer.

5. …….is law made by the courts.

a. Administrative law

b. Common law

e. Executive orders

d. Statutory law

6. When a trial court considers a legal issue that has previously been decided by an appellate court in the same jurisdiction, the trial court must follow the rule (decision) previously decided by the appellate court. This rule…….

a. illustrates the doctrine of stare decisis.

b. the easy way to decide legal disputes.

c. the doctrine of civil law decisions.

d. the doctrine from the French Codes that says "do what has been done,"

7. ………….is(are) the law (regulations) created by government agencies in order to carry out a statute. Example: the Environmental Protection Agency writes regulations businesses must follow so as not to pollute the air, water, and ground.

a Executive orders' regulations

b. Equity principles

c. Common law

d. Administrative law