The Tendency to Single Out One or Two Obvious Characteristics

question 30

Short Answer

The tendency to single out one or two obvious characteristics of a person and attribute everything that person does to these characteristics is called __________.

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Definitions:

Jurisdictional Problems

Issues arising from the question of which court or authority has the right to hear a case, due to geographical location or nature of the legal matter.

Contract-Law Issues

Disputes or concerns that arise in the creation, interpretation, or enforcement of agreements between parties.

Sovereign Immunity

A legal doctrine that exempts governments and their agencies from being sued without their consent.

Act Of State Doctrine

A principle that a nation's domestic actions are not to be questioned or challenged by the courts of another nation.