Chapter 2 Flashcards
Types of Law:
Public Law
Private Law
Deals with relationship between individuals and government.
Public Law
Deals with relationships among individuals.
Private Law
One party asserts that the wrongful conduct of another has caused harm, and the injured party seeks compensation for harm suffered.
Tort action
Involves a claim by one party, that another party has breached an agreement by failing to fulfill an obligation.
Contract action
Body of principles that has evolved and expanded from judicial decisions.
Common Law in the United States
Rules of conduct enforced by government, which imposes penalties when prescribe laws are violated.
Law
System of national law based on : Custom, Foreign literature, and Rule of strong kings.
English Law
Extensive body of public law issued by administrative agencies to direct the enacted laws of the federal and state governments.
Administrative Law
The foundation for most of the U.S’s law
English Common Law
DHHS
Department of Health and Human Services
A cabinet level department within the executive branch of the federal government.
DHHS
Has been charged with the responsibility for developing and implementing appropriate administrative regulations for carrying out national health and human services policy objectives.
DHHS
CMS
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Responsible for implementing various provisions of HIPAA.
CMS
FDA
Food and Drug Administration
Supervises and controls the introduction of drugs, food, cosmetics, and medical devices into the marketplace and protects society from impure and hazardous items.
FDA
Branches of Government
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
Write laws, enact laws, confirm justice, enact taxes, and set the budgets.
Legislative Branch
Veto laws, wager war, appoint justices, and refuse certain expenditures.
Executive Branch
Declare laws, constitutional or unconstitutional, interpret laws, apply laws, compel testimony.
Judicial Branch
Federal Court System
U.S. District Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Trial courts of the federal system
U.S. District Court
Deals with civil, criminal, admiralty, and bankruptcy cases.
U.S. District Court