Question 1: ________ is what a court does when it interprets a statute to determine the intent of the legislature when the statute was enacted.
A Legislative history
B Statutory construction
C Judicial definition
D Statutory resolution
Question 2: Exemplary damages are also called
A Compensatory damages
B Consequential damages
C Punitive damages
D Injunctive damages
Question 3: Which of the following is most likely an assignable duty?
A An auto mechanic delegating to another mechanic in the shop the duty to do an oil change on your car without your consent
B A partner in a law firm delegating to an associate the duty to handle your murder trial without your consent
C Your professor deciding to take a semester off and delegating to a brother or sister, with the same degree, the duty to teach without the consent of the administration
D None of the above would be valid delegations of duties
Question 4: The NLRB does not have jurisdiction over
A Hotel and motel enterprises that serve transient guests and gross at least $250,000 in revenues per year
B Private universities and colleges
C All enterprises that have a substantial impact on national defense
D Transportation enterprises furnishing interstate commerce
Question 5: The Uniform Commercial Code applies to
I. Commercial transactions involving personal property
II. Real estate
III. Personal service contracts
A I, II, III
B I and III
C II and III
D I only