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Exam Final Review Breach of contract and what it means (element of a contract) o Material breach vs. minor breach Utilitarianism (key values) Kant and deontological ethics how must you act according to deontology Categorical imperative Types of sexual harassment Personal jurisdiction Employment (types of employment law) o Wage hour laws o At will employment o Wrongful discharge o Contract Types of slander,...
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Exam Final Review Breach of contract and what it means (element of a contract) o Material breach vs. minor breach Utilitarianism (key values) Kant and deontological ethics how must you act according to deontology Categorical imperative Types of sexual harassment Personal jurisdiction Employment (types of employment law) o Wage hour laws o At will employment o Wrongful discharge o Contract Types of slander, defamation, libel Venue where a court case is going to be held in regards to where the crime was committed Contract understand the ways a person can get out a contract (the defenses a person has) How a contract can be voided Protecting property and whether you can use deadly force can you set up a trap in your house? How Colorado federal judges assume their roles In a criminal case, how is a crime committer convicted? all jurors must vote accordingly to convict a criminal Different types of contracts What is contract novation? o If a third party enters a situation, the first parties two must agree for the third party to enter...what happens to the third party in this situation? Robbery vs. burglary In the US constitution, what protects a company's right to advertise? Burden of proof in a civil or criminal case o Burden of proof stays the same in any type of offense (what a jury has to decide in a case) Virtue ethics theory and how Aristotle would act in a drunk driving situation o How one would react in a situation in regards to a situation o The definition of virtue ethics o "Golden mean" Assault vs. battery (old lady situation in torts quiz) Central Hudson Test o 4 prongs of the test o 1 or 2 most likely used when trying to invalidate something Elements to make up a contract (what binds someone to a contract, how someone can be freed from a contract)
Standing to sue (who can bring a lawsuit) where you involved/harmed in a situation vs. being a bystander? Role of officers in a corporations What the purpose of ethical frameworks is
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Catholic Dogmas and De finitio ns (1854, 1870, 1891)fr om Hugh T. Kerr . Research in Christian Thought , fir st edition. (Abingdon Pr ess, 1966, pp. 244 -46) T his text is not inclu ded in the new second edition. Two important nineteenth-century def
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A TRADITIONAL ROMAN CATHOLIC THEOLOGY OF THE CHURCH:I. The Church In OT Prophecy: A. The Messiah as Priest, Prophet, King establishes ecclesiastical authority as emanating from Jesus Christ. B. The New Covenant prophesied by Jeremiah (31:31, 34), a
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