1. If you are caught in your car by the DEA with an ounce of marihuana and $2,000 in the state of Ohio, the federal government may:

A. seize your car under forfeiture and keep it without a hearing

B. seize your house under forfeiture without a hearing as long as the house is under $500,000 in value

C. seize all your assets under forfeiture without a hearing

D. seize your car under forfeiture but keep it only after a hearing

2. When federal and state law have a conflict, then state law:

A. is supreme under the supremacy clause

B. is valid under federal law but considered a preemption

C. is invalid under federal law and invalid in the state

D. is valid under federal law, but if its an obstacle to the full expression of congressional intent then state law must yield to federal law

3. Entering into a contract involving the Cannabis industry may be risky because:

A. need more information to determine the risk of the contract

B. some state courts may not enforce the contract because its against public policy

C. a contract in that industry is void as against public policy

D. a contract is evidence of a federal crime