Law and Ethics (PRE-TEST)

This TYPE OF LAW is based on "rules made and enforced by administrative agencies" and examples of these agencies include "IRS, CIA, FBI, FDA, SSA"

• Constitutional Law

• Civil Law

• Administrative Law

• Procedural Law

This TYPE OF LAW addresses wrongs done "to society" and wrongdoings are called "crimes"

• Civil Law

• Criminal Law

• Procedural Law

• Constitutional Law

This TYPE OF LAW is based on the U.S Constitution and is the "Supreme Law of the Land" and our HIGHEST source of law.

• Statutory Law

• Civil Law

• Business Law

• Constitutional Law

This TYPE of LAW deals with "methods of enforcing legal rights and duties" and examples include: trial and arrest procedures.

• Constitutional Law

• Procedural Law

• Civil Law

• Statutory Law

This TYPE OF LAW addresses "wrongs done to individuals" and wrongdoings are called "torts" and the court cases are called "lawsuits"

• Civil Law

• Criminal Law

• Business Law

• Procedural Law

This TYPE OF LAW are laws enacted by our legislative bodies (Congress =Senators/House of Representative members)

• Business Law

• Civil Law

• Criminal Law

• Statutory Law

This TYPE OF LAW are rules and laws that apply to "business transactions" and involve merchants (sellers) and consumers (buyers).

• Business Law

• Civil Law

• Criminal Law

• Procedural Lawl

This TYPE OF LAW "defines legal rights and duties as well as all crimes/torts"

• Procedural Law

• Criminal Law

• Civil Law

• Substantive Law

Ethics is the study of

• Values

• Law

• Impartiality

• Decision Making

Using personal ethics in making business decisions

• Business Ethics

• Code of Ethics

• Civil Disobedience

• Ethical System