ADRhow cases were usually resolved outside of court prior to alternative dispute resolution becoming... > negotiationtwo parties discuss resolution of dispute with assitant of a thrid party >mediationthe form of adr in which a party relinquishes a right to jury trial > abitrationthe form of adr which gives the parties the greatest amt of control > mediationconcept used by the court to determine whether to enforce an abitration agreement > uncontiability

legal sysphilosophy of law > jurisprudencestare decisis > to stand on prior decisionsthe primary source of law created by the legislature > statutory lawthis school of thought provides that the constituion is interpreted by the meaning of the language at the time of adoption > historical schoolpreponderance of the evidence > more likely than the not, the defendant is liable (used in civil cases)

Ethicsapplication of moral and ethical principles to the marketplace and workplace> business ethicsa decision making technique that involves weighing the cost of the given action against benefits of that action > outcome basedduty-based ethics > treating everyone with dignity and expectation to be treated equally with dignitythe idea that corporations can and should act ethically an be accountable to society for their actions > corporate social responsibility (CSR)stakeholders > people who are in impacted by corporate or social decisions

Courtsin a federal courts system, the trial court has this name > district courtsa party that does not have a sufficient stake in the controversy is said to lack this > standingthe process by which a court decides on the contitutionality of legislative enactments > judicial reviewdiversity jurisdiction > federal subject matter jurisdicitonthe document filed that the us supreme court to request of lower court's decision > writ of cesouri

Potluckremand > sending the case back to the lower courtthe courts primary consideration in its determination whether it hs personal jurisdiction > due process. is it fair to the defendant?irac > issue, rule, analysis (application), conclusionlaw created of executive agencies > administrative lawfour sources of law > case law, administrative law, statutory law, constitutional law

75 Qslong green scantron25 t/f50 mcjust assigned cases ( no case names or plaintiff/defendant was)> know the legal principles that come out of the case. might see similar fact pattern> in this case, pattern = punitive damagesChapter 2 termsPersonal jurisdiciton!!!"which of the following is t/f?"