Business Law I Unit 1: The Nature of Law and Our Legal Environment

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Arkansas Business Law I Unit 1

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Business Law I Unit 1: The Nature of Law and Our Legal Environment

Administrative Law
Rules and procedures established by regulatory agencies
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Administrative Law Rules and procedures established by regulatory agencies
Bill of Rights First ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution
Case Law Type of law made when an appellate court endorses a rule to be used in deciding court cases
Citizenship Membership in a civil and political community
Civil Disobediance Open, peaceful violation of a law thought to be unjust
Civil Law Group of laws used to provide remedy for wrongs against individuals
Civil Rights Personal, human rights recognized and guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution
Common Law Law based on current standards or customs of the people
Constitutional Law Law made when the fundamental, supreme law of the land is adopted, amended, or interpreted
Due Process of Law Constitutional requirement for fundamental fairness in our legal and court system
English Magna Carta Basis charter for the constitutional liberties of England
Ethics Standards of fair and honest conduct applied to social behavior
Law Enforceable rules of conduct in a society
Legal Duty Obligations or standards of conduct toward other persons that are enforceable by law
Natural Rights Rights to which all persons are entitled because they are human beings; also known as moral rights
Political Rights Constitutional rights of an individual to participate in government, including the right to vote or hold public office
Precedent Cases decided in the same state and in the same or higher court that provides and example or authority for deciding later cases involving identical or similar incidences
Procedural Law Defined legal rules or methods for processing civil and criminal cases through the court system
Statutory Law Law created by a legislative body; may be at the local, state, or federal levels
Substantive Law Law that defines duties, establishes rights, and prohibits wrongs
U.S. Constitution Document that consists of seven articles that provide a workable framework for our federal government
Unconstitutional Law that conflict with a constitution and is therefore invalid

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