Business Law Ch. 2

Front 1

One of the purposes of punitive damages is to

Back 1

A. deter the defendant from similar conduct in the future.
B. punish the defendant.
C. set an example for others.

Front 2

Laws that a reasonable person could not understand and be able to comply with are usually

Back 2

declared void for vagueness.

Front 3

Which of the following would not be considered unprotected speech?

Back 3

political speech

Front 4

Which clause prohibits the government from enacting laws that unduly discriminate in favor of their own residents?

Back 4

the Privileges and Immunities Clause

Front 5

Intrastate refers to

Back 5

commerce that occurs within a state.

Front 6

What was the traditional role of government in regulating commerce?

Back 6

It regulated only trade that moved within a state.

Front 7

States that discriminate against residents of other states may be a violation of

Back 7

the Privileges and Immunities Clause.

Front 8

Under which standard of review for equal protection cases is only a justifiable reason for the law trying to be enacted needed?

Back 8

strict scrutiny

Front 9

Which clause of the constitution prevents the government from making laws that inhibit or prohibit people from participating in or practicing their chosen religion?

Back 9

the Religious Freedom Clause

Front 10

Both federal and state law prevail concurrently.

Back 10

federal law