Match the term to the correct definition.

A) Administrative Law: The law as stated by judges in their court opinions.

B) Constitutional Law: The rules, orders, and decisions of federal, state, or local government administrative agencies.

C) Statutory Law: Laws enacted by federal, state, and local legislative bodies.

D) Case Law: The law as expressed in the U. S. Constitution and state constitutions.

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Megan Barr

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7 July, 13:12

Match the term to the correct definition.

A) Administrative Law: The law as stated by judges in their court opinions.

B) Constitutional Law: The rules, orders, and decisions of federal, state, or local government administrative agencies.

C) Statutory Law: Laws enacted by federal, state, and local legislative bodies.

D) Case Law: The law as expressed in the U. S. Constitution and state constitutions.

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Araceli Kramer · Answer 1

A) Administrative Law: The rules, orders, and decisions of federal, state, or local government administrative agencies

B) Constitutional Law: The law as expressed in the U. S. Constitution and state constitutions.

C) Statutory Law: Laws enacted by federal, state, and local legislative bodies.

D) Case Law: The law as stated by judges in their court opinions.

Explanation:

Administrative laws govern all activities of government administrative agencies. It is recognized as a branch of public law. Constitutional laws are those laws that govern how a country is presided and the laws guiding a state or nation. Statutory laws are simply laws enacted by legislative bodies, and case laws are those laws that are stated by judges in their court opinions via a jury.