Chapter 4 Review Applying Knowledge LO 4.1 1. List and define three functions a state government...

 
 

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Chapter 4 Review Applying Knowledge LO 4.1 1. List and define three functions a state government can assume. 2. Which governmental functions are reserved strictly for the federal government? 3. Define common law. 4. Define administrative law. 5. Decisions made by judges in the various courts and used as a guide for future decisions are called wh case law LO 4.2 6. Substantive law a. Defines the legal relationships between people or between people and the state b. Is never written down c. Is a type of common law d. Is created solely by executive order 7. Procedural law. a. Is the same as substantive law b. Defines the rules used to enforce substantive law c. Applies only to criminal law d. Does not involve penalties for violations 8. Criminal law a. Includes financial payment for violations but never jail time b. Never involves health care practitioners c. Involves crimes against the state d. Allows violators to be tried in civil court 9. Civil law a. Includes felonies and misdemeanors b. Is the area of law most likely to affect health care practitioners c. Does not involve court cases d. Involves crimes against the state 10. A civil offense a. Is never unethical b. Never involves lawsuits c. May involve a family matter 100 d. Never applies to health care- 11. Jurisdiction refers to practitioners a. The city in which a felony occurs b. The fines levied for civil offenses Part On The Foundations of Law and Ethics S 12 16 LO 2 17. 18. E E Chapter 4 Review Applying Knowledge LO 4.1 1. List and define three functions a state government can assume. 2. Which governmental functions are reserved strictly for the federal government? 3. Define common law. 4. Define administrative law. 5. Decisions made by judges in the various courts and used as a guide for future decisions are called wh case law LO 4.2 6. Substantive law a. Defines the legal relationships between people or between people and the state b. Is never written down c. Is a type of common law d. Is created solely by executive order 7. Procedural law. a. Is the same as substantive law b. Defines the rules used to enforce substantive law c. Applies only to criminal law d. Does not involve penalties for violations 8. Criminal law a. Includes financial payment for violations but never jail time b. Never involves health care practitioners c. Involves crimes against the state d. Allows violators to be tried in civil court 9. Civil law a. Includes felonies and misdemeanors b. Is the area of law most likely to affect health care practitioners c. Does not involve court cases d. Involves crimes against the state 10. A civil offense a. Is never unethical b. Never involves lawsuits c. May involve a family matter 100 d. Never applies to health care- 11. Jurisdiction refers to practitioners a. The city in which a felony occurs b. The fines levied for civil offenses Part On The Foundations of Law and Ethics S 12 16 LO 2 17. 18. E E

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