A Dishonest Judge Must Pretend to Be an Honest Judge,but

question 66

Multiple Choice

A dishonest judge must pretend to be an honest judge,but even an honest judge must play the role of "honest judge" for an audience in order to interact and work with others effectively.This performance is an example of what theoretical perspective?

• A) Structural functionalism
• B) Dramaturgy
• C) Ethnomethodology
• D) Conflict theory

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Definitions:

Right to Cure

The right to cure allows a party in breach of a contract a specified period to fix the breach before the other party can pursue legal remedies.

Substantial Impairment

A significant reduction in the ability or capacity of something, often used in legal contexts regarding the impairment of physical or mental functions.

Perfect Tender Rule

A principle in the sale of goods law that allows buyers to reject goods if they do not exactly meet the terms of the contract.

Substantial Perform

This refers to a situation in contract law where a party has completed enough of their contractual obligations that they are considered to have fulfilled the contract, despite minor issues or incomplete details.