TRUE/FALSE 1. Ethics is generally defined as the principles governing what constitutes right or wrong behavior. 2. Judge made law is referred to as case law. 3. Civil law concerns wrongs against the public as a whole whereas criminal law concerns rights and duties between persons 4. In a federal form of government, the national and state governments share sovereign power. 6. The Commerce Clause provides the basis for the national government's extensive regulation of state and local affairs. 6. The minimum threshold test is used to balance government interest against the right of freedom of speech 7. Compliance with the law is sometimes call the maximum minimum of ethics. 8. Rather than only considering profit maximization, companies often use a triple bottom line approach when trying to behave as a good corporate citizen 9. Utilitarianism is duty based ethics 10. Judicial review was established by the US Supreme Court in Plessy vs Ferguson 11. Venue is concerned with the most appropriate location for a trial 12. Arbitration is nonbinding whereas mediation is binding 13. The U.S. Constitution and state constitutions, statutory law, and case law are considered primary sources of law. A Treatises B. Regulations C. Textbooks D. Wikipedia is the concept of case precedent and higher court decisions being binding on lower courts. 14. A Stare decisis B. Plessy o Statutory interpretation D. Persuasive suthority 15. What is the term used to refer to the opinions of an appellate court judge who disagrees with the ultimate decision of the court? A Majority B. Dissenting O Conourring D. Per curiam 16. Who was President under the Articles of Confederation? A George Washington B. Abraham Lincoln C. John Hancock D. John Hansen 17. According to Heart of Atlanta Motel vs United States, if does not matter how local the squeeze feels the pinch, it A Interstate commerce B Intrastate commerce C. Neither Anor B D. Bbut not A