When Stacey met the landlord of an apartment she hoped to rent, she was asked to fill out an application form and provide references.As she was leaving, the landlord asked her if she was married and whether she had children.When she replied that she was not married but had two children, the landlord gave her back her application and told her that he didn't believe a single mother could afford such an expense.What type of discrimination did Stacey experience?

A) ageism
B) ableism
C) classism
D) racism

Kant's emphasis on absolute moral rules does not provide a means of ______.

A) resolving moral dilemmas
B) encouraging moral behavior
C) educating others as to what ought to be done
D) limiting immoral behavior

Which of the following is a disadvantage to working as a freelance paralegal?

A) The ability to set one's own schedule
B) The ability to work at home
C) The lack of job benefits such as employer-provided group medical insurance
D) None of these choices is correct.

___________is a technology that allows users to access databases that contain case law or statutory law governing a particular issue.

A) A database management system
B) A spreadsheet program
C) E-mail
D) Computer-assisted legal research

In constitutional law, the role of the United States Supreme Court is to

A) create the Bill of Rights.
B) decide cases of first impression.
C) act as the final interpreter of the Constitution, giving meaning to our constitutional rights and determining their boundaries.
D) follow stare decisis only.

An attorney must receive a bachelor's degree from a college or university, graduate from an accredited law school, take and pass a state bar examination, and pass an extensive background investigation in order to

A) be directly regulated.
B) obtain a license to practice law.
C) be indirectly regulated.
D) All of these choices are correct.