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A legal doctrine under which an employer may sometimes be held liable for the torts

Respondeat Superior

A doctrine that precludes litigants from suing "the soverign"

Soverign Immunity

In constiutional law, a decision or action that is made or taken by government.

STATE ACTION

A body of constiutional law, derived from the fourteenth amendment

Substantive Due Process

A judgement on the merits issued by a trial court prior to and in lieu of a trial

Summary Judgement

The clause in Article VI Section 2 of the US Constiution which makes federal law" "the supreme law the land"

Supremeacy clause of the us Constiuttion

A term used under the fourteenth amendment's equal protection clause to signify a class of persons that is defined by race, national origin

suspect class

An employment status that institutions awards to faculty members who meet certain predefined standards.

Tenure

A civil wrong, other than a breach of contract, for which the common law will allow a remedy through the courts.

Tort

An action that is beyond the scope of authority of a government agency, an organization or a person and is thus invalid

Ulta vires