can revoke case law. Case law cannot be revoked Precedent Stare decisis New statutes Critical law Answer: D Explanation: A) Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked later by a new statutory law. Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked later by a new statutory law. Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked by a new statutory law. Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked later by a new statutory law. Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked later by a new statutory law. Diff: 2 Topic: Sources of Business Law Learning Objective: 01-05 What are the sources of the law? Understand AACSB: Analytical Thinking Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation The court hears a discrimination case in which they are asked to decide whether local anti-discrimination laws protect against a person being fired because they have red hair. The court holds that since Irish people are more likely to have red hair, this is an example of national origin discrimination and anti-discrimination laws should apply. The legislature, following the court ruling, passes a statute saying hair color is not covered by anti-discrimination laws. The legislature's action is an example of: Overturning stare decisis Following stare decisis Revoking common law by new statutory law Following precedent Overturning precedent Answer: C Explanation: A) Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked later by a new statutory law. Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked later by a new statutory law. Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked later by a new statutory law. Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked later by a new statutory law. Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked later by a new statutory law. Diff: 3 Topic: Sources of Business Law Learning Objective: 01-05 What are the sources of the law? Bloom's: Apply Analytical Thinking Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
can revoke case law. Case law cannot be revoked Precedent Stare decisis New statutes Critical law Answer: D Explanation: A) Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked later by a new statutory law. Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked later by a new statutory law. Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked by a new statutory law. Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked later by a new statutory law. Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked later by a new statutory law. Diff: 2 Topic: Sources of Business Law Learning Objective: 01-05 What are the sources of the law? Understand AACSB: Analytical Thinking Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation The court hears a discrimination case in which they are asked to decide whether local anti-discrimination laws protect against a person being fired because they have red hair. The court holds that since Irish people are more likely to have red hair, this is an example of national origin discrimination and anti-discrimination laws should apply. The legislature, following the court ruling, passes a statute saying hair color is not covered by anti-discrimination laws. The legislature's action is an example of: Overturning stare decisis Following stare decisis Revoking common law by new statutory law Following precedent Overturning precedent Answer: C Explanation: A) Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked later by a new statutory law. Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked later by a new statutory law. Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked later by a new statutory law. Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked later by a new statutory law. Case law, or common law, is law unless revoked later by a new statutory law. Diff: 3 Topic: Sources of Business Law Learning Objective: 01-05 What are the sources of the law? Bloom's: Apply Analytical Thinking Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation