1) Google owns Pied Piper, a data compression company.An explosion in Pied Piper's warehouse injuries Erlich, a passerby.Under the theory of strict liability, Google must pay for Erlich's injury

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Only if Pied Piper did not undertake reasonable precautions.

Only if Erlich was a trespasser.

Whether or not Pied Piper did undertake reasonable precautions.

Only if the extent of Erlich's injury was reasonably foreseeable.

Only if Erlich is vicariously liable.

2) As a Supreme Court Justice, Justice Breyer applies the common law.These rules develop from

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reporters that are generally found in law libraries.

regulations issued by administrative agencies.

ordinances enacted by county boards and city councils..

decisions of the courts in legal disputes.

statutes enacted by Congress and the state legislatures.

3) Garrett and Alex are both out of work. One day, the pair decides to hold up the grocery store a few blocks away from their homes. Garrett acts as the lookout as Alex robs the store. The two are caught and both are charged with robbery, even though Garrett did not actually enter the store. Charges against any who has participated in the planning or commission of a crime and holding each person involved in the crime liable for the actions of the other is known as what crime?

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Burglary

Larceny

Criminal trespass

Embezzlement

Conspiracy

4) Tom Brady, a citizen of Florida and starting quarterback for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, wishes to acquire a business license in California.The California state legislature has enacted a law that imposes a $5,000 license fee on non-residents.California residents pay $0.The California state law most likely violates

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no provision of the U.S. Constitution

the Commerce Clause.

the Extradition Clause.

the Dormant Commerce Clause.

the Full Faith and Credit Clause.