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BLETC Final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass ____________ are used to primarily relieve pain. Narcotics -10 42 USC 1983: federal civil statute -17 y.o person charged with criminal trespass: adult jail -18 usc 242: criminal action -3 aspects most important to n LEO: physical conditioning, mental conditioning, and physical appearance -6th amendment: assistance of legal counsel -a child under 18 without necessary sustenance is : deprived -accident where damage to veh...

When a case is remanded, the lower court must conduct additional proceedings. T/F T The party who appeals a decision is called an appellant. T/F T In personam jurisdiction is the authority of a court over the subject matter of the case. T/F T Federal district courts are courts of original jurisdiction. T/F T There are 13 federal judicial circuits. T/F T State supreme court decisions can be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. T/F T Small claims cour...

PA NOTARY EXAM 2024 WITH 100% ACCURATE SOLUTIONS The jurisdiction of notaries appointed by the Secretary of the Commonwealth is: - ANSWER ☑☑the Commonwealth. If a notary changes his office address within the commonwealth, notice in writing or electronically shall be given to the Secretary and the recorder of deeds of the county of original appointment by the notary within _________________ days of such change. - ANSWER ☑☑5 Days Which of the following is not correct? Prohibited...

BLAW 3310 EXAM 1 UTA LEE Exam Questions Reviewed And Revised With Correct Answers State and Federal court systems have lower courts of ____ - ANSWER Original Jurisdiction where disputes are first brought and tried Courts of Appellate Jurisdiction are _____ - ANSWER where decisions of a lower court may be taken for review. In Federal and State Systems courts of original jurisdiction are ______ - ANSWER trial courts What are appellate courts concerned with? -...

Exam 1 Business Law - Chapter 3A trial court generally has three judges who preside in a case. - correct answer F An appellate court's role is to take additional evidence after a trial has ended. - correct answer F The trial transcript, trial evidence, and appellate briefs are generally not available to the appellate court. - correct answer F A brief is written by the trial judge. - correct answer F An appellate court reversal requires a unanimous vote by the reviewing judges. - cor...

Primary Source of Law - Answer-a document that *establishes the law* on a particular issue, such as constitution, a statute, an administrative rule, or a court decision. Constitutional Law (4 sources of law) - Answer-law based on documents setting forth for the general organizations, powers, and limits of the government. Executive Orders - Answer-Legally binding directive from the president. Treaties - Answer-written agreements by 2 or more countries. -becomes legally binding when approved...

Constitutional Law - 1st Source of law - Federal and State Constitutions Executive Order - Legally binding directive from the president - Ex in 1957 Eisenhower ordered federal troops to enforce the Supreme Court's ruling to desegregate the school system Treaty - Written Agreement between two or more countries Becomes Legally binding when they are approved by 2/3 of the Senate Statutory Law - 2nd Source of law - the field of law involving statutes, which are laws passed by congress or by s...

Exam 1 Business Law - Chapter 3A trial court generally has three judges who preside in a case. - correct answer F An appellate court's role is to take additional evidence after a trial has ended. - correct answer F The trial transcript, trial evidence, and appellate briefs are generally not available to the appellate court. - correct answer F A brief is written by the trial judge. - correct answer F An appellate court reversal requires a unanimous vote by the reviewing judges. - cor...

Modalities of interpretation correct answers Textual - words of the con Structural - how the con. fits together (separation of powers) Historical - Original intent of the frmaers. (original meaning and traditions) (interpreted in accordance with history or background) Doctrine/precedent - what the court's have generally decided Ethical/National values/moral - Moral values Prudential/practical/pragmatic- What are the consequences of the ruling? (pragmatic consequences) Three functions of...

define Enthalpy - ANSWER ☑☑total energy of a system Which of the following is true of the electric field intensity about an isolated point charge? A. It varies directly as the distance to the charge. B. It varies inversely as the distance to the charge. C. It varies directly as the square of the distance to the charge. D. It varies inversely as the square of the distance to the charge. - ANSWER ☑☑D. It varies inversely as the square of the distance to the charge. As a prof...