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Chapter 18 Pharmacy Law/Regulatory Affairs Flashcards

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evidence that may be heard by a jury

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admissible

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asking another court to decide

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appeal

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release under specified financial or nonfinancial conditions

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bail

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draft version of a potential law

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bill

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5
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written agreement to perform a certain act

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bond

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collection or compendium of laws

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code

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used by the states as part of their official name

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commonwealth

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lawyer or team of lawyers

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counsel

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money to compensate the plaintiff for loss or injury

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damages

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to make a bill into law

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enact

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A crime that gets you to jail for more than a year

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FELONY

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written statement charging a person with a crime

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written charge IN DICT MENT

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person with specialized training and experience about a particular subject who testifies in a case

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expert witness

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*written questions are to be answered in
writing and under oath
*are submitted to a party in the case by the
party seeking discovery.

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INTERROGATORIES

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legal authority of a court to hear and decide a certain type of case
geographic area authority

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Jurisdiction

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person licensed to practice law and who advises clients on their legal
rights and obligations and represents clients in legal proceedings

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Lawyer

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Is an attorney always a lawyer

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No, just usually

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less severe, less than 1 year imprisonment or fine only

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Misdemeanor

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under court
supervision for a specified period of time but is allowed to remain in the
community

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probation

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To put (e.g., a regulation) into effect;
to make known or public
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promulgate

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withdraw

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recede

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remedy; compensation (as damages) for a wrong

or loss, to make right

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REMEDIOS MAGDAMIT KA NA

redress

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Money damages or any other remedy the plaintiff seeks in a complaint

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relief

24
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judgment of the court imposing punishment upon a defendant for criminal conduct.

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sentence

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deliver or publish a notice or process as required by law; to make legal
service upon the person named in a process; to inform or notify by a legal service.

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serve

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law passed by a legislature

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statute

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postponement or halting of a judicial proceeding or judgment

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stay

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wrongful act causing injury to the person, property, or reputation (other than a
breach of contract) for which relief may be obtained in the form of damages. A tort
is also a violation of a duty (e.g., malpractice, not exercising due care) imposed by
law, but it is not a crime and is tried in a civil court

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tort

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The judge in a bench trial (i.e., no jury involved) or jury in a jury trial
that carries the responsibility of determining the issues of fact (weighing the
strength of evidence and credibility of witnesses of a debatable issue) in a case;
also called factfinder, finder of fact, and trier.

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trier of fact.

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A jury’s decision on the factual issues in a civil or criminal case.

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verdict

31
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federal government significantly regulates pharmacy

and health care products through two federal laws

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Food, Drug, and
Cosmetic Act (FDCA) and the Controlled Substances Act (CSA)
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principal purpose of the FDCA

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regulate the many aspects of the

sale of foods, drugs, cosmetics, and medical devices

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principal purpose of CSA

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control of the sale of drugs that

have a potential for abuse and addiction (i.e., controlled substances).

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regulates the privacy and security of an individual’s health information

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Health Insurance Portability and

Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA)

35
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sets requirements for the packaging of certain household substances,
including oral prescription drugs, in child-resistant containers.

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Poison Prevention Packaging Act of 1970

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established by enactments (e.g., statutes, regulations,
ordinances) of lawmaking bodies (e.g., legislature, administrative agency, city
council, county commission).

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Statutory law

LAWMAKER STATUTORY

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Five principal types of statutory law

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CONTRESTAREGORD
Constitution
Treaty/Int agreement
State
Regulation
Ordinance
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law of the land

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constitution

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If a law does conflict with a constitution, it is said to

be

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unconstitutional and consequently unenforceable

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who approves Federal statute

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President

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Who approves State statute

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Governor

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federal and state administrative agencies and regulatory boards
sometimes called rules

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Regulations

43
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building codes,

construction permits, and fines

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CITY ORDINANCE

Ordinances

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(to abide by decided cases).

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STARE/ABIDE decision DECISIS

stare decisis

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wrong against another individual

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Civil

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an individual

commits a crime, the individual commits a wrong against society

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Criminal

47
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defining and providing for the rights of

individuals.

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INDIVIDUAL SUBSTANCE

Substantive law

48
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establishes the process for enforcing one’s rights or for

obtaining redress

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Procedural Law

49
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time limit within which a lawsuit must be filed

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Statute of limitation

STATUTE OF time LIMITATION

50
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Veto can be overturned if a vote equal to ____ is achieved

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2/3

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