Chapter 1 Ethics And Law Flashcards

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The golden rule holds that you should “do unto others before they do unto you”

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False

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Ethics may be a matter of opinions and feelings

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True

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The principle of good sportsmanship is an outgrowth of the greatest good principle

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False

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Laws make people do what is right

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False

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At times ethics and the law may conflict

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True

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A state statute must not conflict with the U.S. constitution

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True

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The U.S. Supreme Court is the final authority regarding constitutionality of all laws and government actions

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True

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Administrative agencies do not make their own laws, they enforce laws made by Congress

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False

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Any final decision by an administrative agency may be reviewed by a court

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True

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Laws by the United States are virtually based on

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Common law

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Morality involves the values that govern a society’s attitude toward

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Right and wrong

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The heart of the golden rule is

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Empathy

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Laws passed by congress, legislature, or local city councils are all

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Statutory laws

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Laws in the United States come from constitutions, statutes, administrative agencies, and

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Court decisions

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Common law originated in

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England

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Decisions made by the highest court of any state follow the law of

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Precedent

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The supreme law of the United States is the

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U.S. Constitution

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The rules and procedures set up by regulatory agencies are called

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Administrative laws

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Rules of conduct established by the government to maintain stability and justice are called

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Laws

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A person who lives by certain social values is said to be

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Ethical

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The _____ has been adopted by many religions because it is a logical rule based on the assumption that people want respect

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Golden rule

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Some people view ethics as _____ and feelings that can change with the person or situation

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Opinions

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Legal rights and duties are defined and enforced by the

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Law

23
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A ____ is a countries most fundamental law

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Constitution

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The first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution are called

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The bill of rights

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____ are laws specifically passed by a governing body created for the purpose

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Statutes

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Law established by a court and thereafter referred to in similar cases is called the law of

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Precedent

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A court can declare any law or government activity that violates the constitution

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Unconstitutional

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Legislatures often give the power to regulate a particular kind of activity to a

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Regulatory agency