Test Misc Flashcards
1
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Participants in civil suit.
A
- Court ( judge/s).
- ( public prosecutor).
- Plaintiff: voluntary role.
- Defendant: forced role.
- Intercessor: legal interest, voluntary/ accepted role.
- Representatives.
2
Q
Common mistakes when given forensic expert opinion.
A
- ø up to date methods.
- Definite without reason.
- Giving opinion in questions beyond his competence.
- True statement but ø justified/ explained enough.
- ø taking into account the specialities of the case, stereotyped.
- ø clear enough to everybody.
- ø keeping the deadline ( may ask for postpone).
3
Q
Rights of warranty in case of defect performance.
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- Repair ( treatment)
- Replacement.
- Reduction of price.
- Withdraw from the contract ( termination of contract).
- Maybe switch to other type of warranty
> If damage»> compensation.
4
Q
Written rules of veterinary profession.
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- Legislation.
- Books, course notes, scientific articles, conference papers.
- Instruction for use of phamaceuticals + vaccines.
5
Q
5 types of penalties in criminal law.
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- Imprisonement.
- Custodial arrest.
- Community service work.
- Fine.
- Prohibition to exercise professional activity.
- Driving ban.
- Prohibition from residing in a particular area.
- Ban from visiting sports events.
- Expulsion.
- Deprivation of civil rights may be imposed as a form of additional penalty.
6
Q
Define “ criminal offences with harmful consumer goods” criminal offense.
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- Any person who prepares/ possesses any consumer goods for the purpose of distribution that is harmful to health is guilty of a misdemeanor.
- The person who committed the criminal offenses shall ø be prosecuted if he makes every effort, upon gaining knowledge of the harmful nature of the consumer goods, to regain possession of the harmful consumer goods in question,/ to prevent their being placed on the market.
7
Q
Burden of proof ( general liability) by the injured.
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- Injured party:
> Damage.
> Connection between the illegal action + the damage.
8
Q
Cruelty to animals.
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- Any person who engaged in the unjustified abuse/ unjustified mistreatment of vertebrate animals resulting in permanent damage to the animal’s health/ in the animal’s destruction; / who abandons, dispossess/ expels a domesticated vertebrate animal/ a dangerous animal is guilty of a misdemeanor.
- The penalty for a felony shall be higher, if the criminal offense is carried out in a manner to cause unfue suffering to the animal,/ results in permananent damage to several animals/ in the destruction of > 1 animal.
9
Q
Evidences of civil court.
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> Testimonies.
Opinions of experts.
Documents.
Other physical evidence.
10
Q
What does the buyer have to prove in case of defective performance.
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- Buyer’s obligation to prove:
> defect.
> Significance.
> O.