The Belief That ___________ Is Sometimes Required to Deter Law

question 14

Short Answer

The belief that ___________ is sometimes required to deter law violators and serve as an example to others violating the law is a part of the Classic School of thought.

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Definitions:

Unidentified Principal

In agency law, a principal whom a third party knows or has reason to know exists but who lacks knowledge or reason to know the principal’s identity.

Legally Non-Existent

Refers to an entity or agreement that has no recognition or validity under the law.

Respondeat Superior

A legal doctrine holding an employer or principal legally responsible for the wrongful acts of an employee or agent, when such acts occur within the scope of employment or agency.

Subagent

An agent appointed by another agent to perform tasks or duties on behalf of the original agent's principal.