Chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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Types of Law:

A

Public Law

Private Law

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2
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Deals with relationship between individuals and government.

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Public Law

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3
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Deals with relationships among individuals.

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Private Law

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4
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One party asserts that the wrongful conduct of another has caused harm, and the injured party seeks compensation for harm suffered.

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Tort action

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5
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Involves a claim by one party, that another party has breached an agreement by failing to fulfill an obligation.

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Contract action

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6
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Body of principles that has evolved and expanded from judicial decisions.

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Common Law in the United States

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7
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Rules of conduct enforced by government, which imposes penalties when prescribe laws are violated.

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Law

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8
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System of national law based on : Custom, Foreign literature, and Rule of strong kings.

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English Law

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9
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Extensive body of public law issued by administrative agencies to direct the enacted laws of the federal and state governments.

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Administrative Law

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10
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The foundation for most of the U.S’s law

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English Common Law

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14
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DHHS

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Department of Health and Human Services

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15
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A cabinet level department within the executive branch of the federal government.

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DHHS

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16
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Has been charged with the responsibility for developing and implementing appropriate administrative regulations for carrying out national health and human services policy objectives.

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DHHS

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17
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CMS

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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services

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18
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Responsible for implementing various provisions of HIPAA.

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CMS

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19
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FDA

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Food and Drug Administration

20
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Supervises and controls the introduction of drugs, food, cosmetics, and medical devices into the marketplace and protects society from impure and hazardous items.

A

FDA

21
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Branches of Government

A

Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch

22
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Write laws, enact laws, confirm justice, enact taxes, and set the budgets.

A

Legislative Branch

23
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Veto laws, wager war, appoint justices, and refuse certain expenditures.

A

Executive Branch

24
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Declare laws, constitutional or unconstitutional, interpret laws, apply laws, compel testimony.

A

Judicial Branch

25
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Federal Court System

A

U.S. District Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court

26
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Trial courts of the federal system

A

U.S. District Court

27
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Deals with civil, criminal, admiralty, and bankruptcy cases.

A

U.S. District Court

28
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Created to help reduce workload of U.S. Supreme Court.

A

U.S. Court of Appeals

29
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Reviews district court decision, and administrative agency decisions

A

U.S. Court of Appeals

30
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12 Regional courts

1 Judaical Circuit in DC

A

U.S. Court of Appeals

31
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94 District Courts of the federal system
1 in DC
1 in Puerto Rico

A

U.S. District Court

32
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Highest federal court, and only court created by federal constitution.

A

U.S. Supreme Court

33
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Compromised of 8 associates and 1 Chief Justice.

A

U.S. Supreme Courts.

34
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Written law emanating from a legislative body

A

Statutory Law

35
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Under this model government is divided into branches

A

Separation of Powers

36
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In separation of powers each branch has:

A

Separate and independent powers
Separate areas of responsibility
Is able to place limited restraints on the power exerted by other branches

37
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Negligent conducted by an elected or appointed political official

A

Political Malpractice