Lecture 1 Flashcards

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1
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what are the 3 principles of the constitution?

A

inherent rights
self government
separation of powers

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2
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what 3 parts is the constitution organized into?

A

preamble
articles
amendments

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3
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what describes the purpose of the document and government

A

preamble

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4
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what establish how the government is structured and how the constitution can be changed?

A

articles

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5
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how many articles are there?

A

7

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6
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what are changes to the constitution?

A

amendments

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7
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what are the first 10 amendments called?

A

the bill of rights

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8
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what are the 3 branches of government?

A

legislative
executive
judicial

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9
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what branch of government makes laws for the nation (congress)?

A

legislative

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10
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what branch of government provides leadership and enforces laws (president)?

A

executive

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11
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what branch of government explains and interprets laws (judges)?

A

judicial

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12
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what article involves the legislative powers?

A

article I

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13
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what is known as congress shall have the power to regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several states, and with the indian tribes?

A

interstate commerce clause

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14
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the interstate commerce clause is part of what article?

A

article I

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15
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what article involves the executive powers?

A

article II

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16
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what article involves the judicial powers?

A

article III

17
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what article involves the term “shall be the supreme law of the land” and known as the supremacy clause?

A

article VI

18
Q

what includes freedom of speech, religion, the press, peaceful assembly, and right to jury trials?

A

the bill of rights

19
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what amendment involves the powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people?

A

amendment X

20
Q

what amendment involves equal protection and due process?

A

amendment XIV (14)

21
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what is the principle that the (state and federal) government must respect all of the legal rights that are owed to a person?

A

due process

22
Q

what are decisions made in prior cases that are followed in current cases and will be followed in future cases with the same facts? this allowed for anticipation of how courts will decide

A

stare decisis/precedent

23
Q

what are subject to be modified or overruled, or legislature can change with statutes?

A

precedents

24
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what government regulates interstate (between states) and international trade, makes laws necessary and proper to carry out its powers)?

A

federal government

25
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what government regulates intrastate (within the state) businesses, issues licenses, and takes measures for public health and safety?

A

state government

26
Q

what are the hierarchy of laws (after the constitution)?

A

federal statutes
state constitutions
state legislation
ordinances

27
Q

can state laws that are stricter than federal coexist?

A

yes

28
Q

what is the 4th branch of government?

A

administrative agencies

29
Q

what is legally created to oversee complex matters of government and passes rules and regulations; not laws, but they have “force law”?

A

administrative agences

30
Q

what are some federal and state administrative agencies?

A

federal: DOJ, DEA, FDA
state: state board of pharmacy, DMV

31
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what are the 3 potential legal consequences for pharmacy providers?

A

civil
administrative
criminal

32
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what potential legal consequence involves private party suing another for money for reasons such as malpractice or defamation?

A

civil

33
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what potential legal consequence involves action taken by an administrative agency to enforce its regulations like the state board of pharmacy or DEA?

A

administrative

34
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what potential legal consequence involves criminal charges by the government?

A

criminal