Julie's religion prevents her from working on Saturdays. Her employer tells her that if she does not work Saturdays, she will be fired. Julie sues, claiming that her __________ rights have been violated
a. Fourth Amendment
b. Seventh Amendment
c. Second Amendment
d. First Amendment
D
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A. being intoxicated during work hours B. gossiping with coworkers C. missing work because you are sick D. exaggerating hour worked
Which case filed in the U.S. District Court of New York was one of the first cases to offer guidance on the issues surrounding electronic storage and electronic discovery?
A) The Bates case B) The Zubulake case C) The Brown case D) Telxon Corporation Securities Litigation
Parents are allowed to attend a hearing before the court to hear the allegations brought by the agency and determine temporary custody. The parents have a right to counsel, and so does the child removed from their home. The child's appointed counsel is known as:
a. A public defender. b. A guardian ad litem c. A prosecutor. d. A domestic relations attorney.
Which providesfor theagency’s fair and efficientoperation?
A. Administrative Agency Creation Act B. Procedure and Code ofFederal Regulations Act C. Administrative ProcedureAct D. Administrative EnablingRegulations Act