A multilateral treaty on a specific issue that concerns issues of worldwide importance is called a:

Statute.

Custom.

Multilateral treaty.

Convention.

Bilateral treaty.

Question at position 2

2

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 2

This multilateral treaty promotes international trade by reducing barriers to trade.

The Foreign Sovereign Immunity Act.

The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.

The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

The World Trade Organization.

Question at position 3

3

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 3

This international trade principle requires nations to treat every other member nation equally.

National treatment.

Most favored nation status.

Free trade.

All of the above.

None of the above.

Question at position 4

4

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 4

This type of international law governs the relations among governments and international organizations.

Continuous international law.

Private international law.

Public international law.

Consistent international law.

Constant international law.

Question at position 5

5

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 5

This is a general agreement between three or more nations.

Multilateral treaty.

Bilateral treaty.

Convention.

Custom.

Statute.

Question at position 6

6

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 6

This type of international law applies to private parties engaged in international commercial and legal transactions.

Private international law.

Consistent international law.

Continuous international law.

Public international law.

Constant international law.

Question at position 7

7

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 7

This is an agreement between two or more nations governed by international law.

Convention.

Tradition.

Statute.

Custom.

Treaty.

Question at position 8

8

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 8

International law consists of:

Rules and principles that apply to international organizations.

Rules and principles that apply to the conduct of nations.

Rules and principles that apply to individuals doing business across borders.

All of the above.

None of the above.

Question at position 9

9

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 9

The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods:

Applies only to the sale of goods to consumers for personal use.

Depends solely on nationality of the parties; their location is irrelevant.

Only applies to written contracts.

Only applies to merchants who expressly opt in.

Applies automatically to contracts between parties located in different signatory nations.

Question at position 10

10

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 10

An International Business Entity must comply with laws:

Passed by the International Chamber of Commerce.

Only those agreed to internationally.

In all nations where it does business.

Only in its nation of origin.

Everywhere.

Question at position 11

11

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 11

How many types of international law exist?

One.

2.

Three.

4.

Five.

Question at position 12

12

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 12

This is defined as a social harm that the law punishes.

Tort.

Crime.

Actus reus.

Indictment.

Mens rea.

Question at position 13

13

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 13

This statute was specifically created to target traditional organized crime:

RICO.

GATT.

CISG.

WTO.

OHIO.

Question at position 14

14

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 14

This exception to the warrant requirement exists so that police can prevent drugs from being flushed down the toilet.

Exigent circumstances.

Destruction of evidence.

Officer safety.

Consent.

Plain view.

Question at position 15

15

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 15

For what purpose do exceptions to the search warrant requirement exist?

To prevent law enforcement from punishing criminals.

To help law enforcement punish criminals.

To prevent law enforcement from punishing innocent individuals.

To help law enforcement protect the public.

None of the above.

Question at position 16

16

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 16

An important right guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution is:

The right to be indicted by a grand jury for capital offenses.

The right to be free from illegal seizures.

The right to confront witnesses.

The right to a public trial.

The right to be free from illegal searches.

Question at position 17

17

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 17

The prosecution cannot comment on this during trial:

The defendant's guilt.

The defendant's silence.

The defendant's witnesses.

The defendant's attorney.

All of the above.

Question at position 18

18

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 18

What is the purpose of the Miranda rights?

To prevent criminals from confessing.

To prevent entrapment.

To ensure that people understand their constitutional rights.

To ensure that police are able to elicit a confession.

To encourage the confession of criminals.

Question at position 19

19

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 19

This type of crime is usually committed for financial gain:

Blue-collar crimes.

Misdemeanors.

Felonies.

White-collar crimes.

Demurrers.

Question at position 20

20

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 20

What is the purpose of the Miranda rights?

To ensure that people make informed decisions about whether to speak with law enforcement.

To prevent criminals from confessing.

To encourage the confession of criminals.

To prevent entrapment.

To ensure that police are able to elicit a confession.

Question at position 21

21

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 21

Which amendment to the U.S. Constitution prohibits excessive fines and bail?

The Eighth Amendment.

The Fifth Amendment.

The Sixth Amendment.

The Fourth Amendment.

The First Amendment.

Question at position 22

22

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 22

Crimes that involve injury to a person's body frequently are called:

Felonies.

White-collar crimes.

Person crimes.

Blue-collar crimes.

Misdemeanors.

Question at position 23

23

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 23

This exception to the warrant requirement exists so that police can seize a criminal before he gets away.

Plain view.

Officer safety.

Exigent circumstances.

Destruction of evidence.

Crime in process.

Question at position 24

24

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 24

Crimes that involve damage to property often are called:

White-collar crimes.

Felonies.

Misdemeanors.

Blue-collar crimes.

Property Crimes.

Question at position 25

25

Multiple Choice

1 point

Question at position 25

To ensure that the government does not unfairly prosecute people:

The U.S. Constitution guarantees certain rights to criminal defendants.

The Constitution guarantees certain rights to criminal plaintiffs.

Congress guarantees certain rights to criminal defendants.

The Constitution guarantees certain rights to civil defendants.

The Constitution guarantees certain rights to civil plaintiffs.