Explain what morality is in the law

The final consists of 20 brief essay questions from all chapters covered in the course this term. Each question is worth 10 points.

1.Explain what morality is in the law
2. Explain what Congress role plays in government
3. Explain what civil vs criminal law is
4. Describe the ADR process
5. Describe the theory of respondeat superior
6.What is the The primary purpose of tort law
7.Explain The theories of wrongful discharge include implied contract, promissory estoppel, public policy tort, and implied covenant.
8. Explain how politics may affect the law
9. Describe RUPA and how it affect partnerships
10. An alter ego exists when the parent corporation exercises complete control over the subsidiary so that the subsidiary exists only for the benefit of the parent and has no separate identity or existence of its own.What is the alter ego theory?
11. The business judgment rule states that a manager’s decision will stand as long as it was legal, was made with due care and in good faith, and as long as the decision was made in the best interests of the corporation. Explain why the business judgment rule applies here
12. The “rule of reason” test in antitrust law requires the court to look at an alleged anti-trust violation and determine if it is a reasonable activity that can be carried out without violating anti-trust law.Explain this law (antitrust)
13. For a gift to be completed, the donor must intend to make a gift, the gift must be delivered to the donee, and the donee must accept the gift. Explain donor type gifts and laws behind them
14.Eminent domain, also called condemnation, is the right of federal, state, and local governments, or other public bodies, to take private lands, with compensation to their owners, for a public purpose Expand in depth on the meaning behind eminent domain .
15.Any person who has reached the age of adulthood (18 years) and is of sound mind may make a will. Explain what is needed to have a sound mind in an executed will
16. Ostensible authority has been used by plaintiffs to hold a hospital liable for the torts of its independent contractor physicians. Ostensible authority is created when a hospital presents itself to the public as a provider of health care services and in some way leads the patient to believe that an independent contractor physician with staff privileges is an employee of the hospital Explain what ostensible authority is in depth
17. A patent is a property right granted by the federal government to an inventor. A patent gives the inventor the exclusive right to make, use, and sell that invention for a period of twenty years (fourteen years if the patent covers a process).Expand on patents and what they are in depth
18. The four categories of new world order theories are: (1) the economic new world order theories; (2) the civilizational new world order theories, (3) the ideological new world order theories, and (4) the globalization new world order theories
19. The criteria for a just war are as follow: (1) the war must be waged for a just cause, (2) the war must be fought with a just intention, (3) the war must be declared by competent authority, (4) there must be a reasonable chance that the war will be successful, (5) the good advanced by the war must exceed the negative consequences, and (6) the war must be waged as a last resort.
20. Explain the primary objectives of criminal law.

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