Chapter 2 The Legal System 5 to eat oe REVIEW CHALLENGE Short Answer Questions 1

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Chapter 2 The Legal System 5 to eat oe REVIEW CHALLENGE Short Answer Questions 1. How can embezzlement be prevented? 5. What is the difference between a felony and a misde ct, meanor? Give an example of each to 2. What is the difference between libel and slander? 6. What is a subpoena duces tecum? 3. What are some of the reasons for termination of a medical 7, What is a class action lawsuir? Give an example of one. contract? 4. What is an expert witness and why might one be used 8. What is the role of the appellate court within the court during a lawsuit? system? Matching Match the responses in colune B with the correct term in column A. Column A Column B 1. breach á order for a person or documents to appear in court person who is being sued 2. deposition 3. plaintiff 4. defendant 5. felony 6. misdemeanor c. give up the right to something dlaw that covers harm to another person e. earlier ruling applied to present case f failure , person who sues another party : less serious crime such as a traffic violation i. oral testimony to be used in court 7, waive 8. tort 9. subpoena 10. Precedent serious crime such as practicing medicine without a license Multiple Choice Select the one best answer to the following statements: 1. Sources of law include all of the following except 2. Subpoena duces tecum means a. regulatory law b. executive law e. statutory law d. common law e. constitutional law a "let the master answer. b. "under penalty, take with you." C."let the decision stand." d. "the thing speaks for itself." e. "the thing has been decided."

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1. Perform regular checking of employees hired and do verify the criminal background while hiring.

2. Libel is false written statement. And slander is false spoken statement.

3. If malpractice is performed by physician during operational stages or else patient denied to pay the agreed amount of service towards the medical treatment then medical contract could be terminated.

4. Expert witness term is used for the person who is having in depth knowledge of the subject in which lawsuit was filled and he is can give his input during hearing if needed.

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