1. Which of the following would not be categorized as a felony?
A) Murder
B) Robbery
C) Simple assault
D) Manslaughter
2. Which of the following is NOT a purpose of the law?
A) To promote orderly social change
B) To identify wrongdoers
C) To create free human interaction
D) To sustain individual rights
3. Judiciary law, customary law, and unwritten law are all
A) Administrative law.
B) Case law.
C) Statue law.
D) Social law.
4. What is the term used to describe a judge using information from historical court cases to determine how to handle the current case?
A) Statue
B) Precedent
C) Purpose
D) Best practice
5. Which of the following types of law protects police officers when they search personal property such as a house?
A) Criminal law
B) Civil law
C) Tort law
D) Procedural law
6. is the philosophy of law.
A) Jurisprudence
B) The Magna Carta
C) The Penal Code
D) Common Law
7. Which of the following violations is not a misdemeanor?
A) Robbery
B) Petty theft
C) Simple assault
D) Disorderly conduct
8. Which of the following is considered as "law on the books"?
A) Case
B) Common
C) Administrative
D) Statutory
9. A department within the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) investigates tax submissions to see if people are being honest with the information they declare on their taxes, what type of law would government the case?
A) Criminal law
B) Civil law
C) Tort law
D) Procedural law
10. You and your business partner have a dispute about a contract. You retain an attorney to help you sort out the disagreement. Which type of law is this considered?
A) Criminal law
B) Civil law
C) Statute law
D) Social law