Which of Weber's Legal Decision-Making Typologies Is Based on Case-By-Case

question 12

Multiple Choice

Which of Weber's legal decision-making typologies is based on case-by-case political, religious, or emotional reactions on the part of a nonlegally trained person acting without a set of legal principles?

• A) substantive irrationality
• B) substantive rationality
• C) formal rationality
• D) formal irrationality

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Definitions:

Liable

The state of being legally responsible for something, typically referring to the obligation to compensate for harm or loss caused.

Noise Disturbance

Any excessive or annoying sound that disrupts the peace and tranquility of the surrounding environment.

Leasehold Estate

An interest in real property allowing the holder to use and occupy the land or property for a specific period, under a lease agreement.

Freehold Estate

A type of real property ownership where the owner has indefinite duration of ownership rights, including the land and buildings.