The Principle of Parens Patriae (Parent of the Country) Permits

question 192

Multiple Choice

The principle of parens patriae (parent of the country) permits the state to make decisions that promote an individual's best interest. It has been used to support the process of:

• A) police power.
• B) civil commitment.
• C) criminal commitment.
• D) guilt by reason of insanity.

Understand the requirements and consequences of filing corporate annual reports and paying associated state fees or taxes.

Recognize the liability of promoters and incorporators in relation to preincorporation contracts and after incorporation.

Describe the process and significance of the secretary of state's approval of articles of incorporation.

Identify the concept of watered shares and the responsibility of the board of directors in share valuation.

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