The imputation theory, which holds that the corporation is liable for the intent and acts of its employees on any level in the corporate hierarchy, was originally developed via which form of law?
a. Tort
b. Executive
c. Administrative
d. Constitutional
A
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a. True b. False
Professor Mark Jugenmeyer maintains that the impact of globalism on traditional societies
A. Presents a potential for mass support for terrorism. B. Gives rise to dictatorial regimes. C. Is to neutralize the appeal of local terrorist organizations. D. Has no relevance to Muslim societies.
Following an adverse decision by a state supreme court in a criminal case, in order have a chance of invoking the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of the United States, the defendant-appellant
A) must allege that the state prosecutor has treated the defendant unfairly and that the facts were improperly resolved against the interest of the defendant. B) must allege all of the above to have a chance to get the Supreme Court of the United States to hear the appeal from the top state court. C) must allege that some right guaranteed by the federal constitution, federal law or a United States treaty has been broken or breached by the conduct of the state government in the context of the state prosecution. D) must follow the traditional notice of appeal process and in due course the case will be placed on the docket for oral argument in front of the Supreme Court of the United States. E) needs to demonstrate that other people who were similarly situated were acquitted using the same level of evidence with which the defendant was convicted.
A Class B misdemeanor for criminal mischief
a. $100 or less b. $100 to $750 c. $750 to $2,500 d. $2,500 to $30,000