The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA)prohibits discrimination in employment, government, telecommunications, and recreation. True False

How many states have mandated reporter laws? all states approximately $75\% $ of states approximately $50\% $ of states approximately $25\% $ of states

In Flagiello v. Pennsylvania Hospital, the court had to balance the hospital's negligence against the charitable immunity doctrine to determine whether Flagiello could recover for injuries sustained on the hospital's property. In its holding.the court determined that the charitable immunity doctrine had been litigated in the past and stare decisis required that the court adhere to established case precedent and find for the hospital. the charitable immunity doctrine can be repealed or overturned only by the state's legislature, and stare decisis required that case precedent be followed; however, due to the severity of Flagiello's injuries, the charitable immunity doctrine allowed for certain exceptions, permitting Flagiello to recover in this case. the charitable immunity doctrine was specifically and clearly written; therefore, the court was bound to follow the clear intent of the statutory scheme and find for the hospital. current societal norms rendered the charitable immunity doctrine inapplicable to this case and fundamental fairness allowed the court to deviate from established case precedent and find for Flagiello.

A driver's primary responsibility is to think: Safety first How can I avoid getting a ticket? What kind of car will I get? Which of the following is a minimum liability limit for the state of Texas? $\$ 50,000$ for each injured person. Up to a total of $\$ 75,000$ per accident. $\$ 25,000$ for property damage per accident. Turning your lights off helps to conserve energy. True False Anatomical gifts are: or part of a human body A monetary donation A travel opportunity

You must remain available for alcohol and drug testing if you are in an accident. Not remaining available for testing is considered a: A refusal to test. B false positive result. C negative result. D prohibited action.

One of the most common activities performed during criminal investigations is __ interrogating suspects making arrests writing reports doing press conferences

Please select the word from the list that best fits the definition Match each statement with the correct item. formal accusation of wrongdoing $\square $ impeach Kenneth Starr perjury

Civil infractions and petty offenses refer to the same type of law. True False

$\square $ limits the federal court by both the U.S.Constitution and statute. Federal question jurisdiction Subject matter jurisdiction Diversity jurisdiction

6. The entitlement to fair treatment under the law is known as which of the following? A. due process B. ethics C. morals D. arbitration

The Supreme Court case known as Kelo v.City of New London was controversial because it __ A regulated popular ride-sharing services like Lyft and Uber B limited the application of the death penalty C made it harder for police to use evidence obtained without a warrant D allowed greater use of the power of eminent domain