1) You are a Washington resident, and you are driving in Idaho while you are on vacation. An is a resident of Oregon, and she is also driving her own car in Idaho. You and An get into a car accident in Idaho, and both of you want to sue each other. What are the possible lawsuits; and where can you file your lawsuit against An; and where can An file her lawsuit against you? Identify and discuss all possibilities, making sure to also explain your conclusions about which outcomes are the most likely. 2) Imagine that you are a city mayor. There are protestors who wish to express their dissatisfaction with you. You do not want them protesting, because it will make you look bad. What actions can you take that are legal; and what may you not do because of rights that the protestors have. Identify and fully discuss and analyze all pertinent legal issues, being sure to provide complete and detailed explanations. 3) Come up with a hypothetical story illustrating due process and equal protection issues that also involve administrative law issues. Be sure to go through each and every step in analyzing all of these big issues, explaining your reasoning and which facts support each part of your analyses and conclusions. 4) Imagine that you are an attorney who is advising a business owner about her choice of business entity. Explain to her what the advantages and disadvantages are for deciding upon a particular type of business entity. Make sure that you specifically identify all the advantages and disadvantages for at least for 6 different choices of entity. Make sure that you discuss not only the choice(s) that you recommend, but also the choices that you do not recommend and the reasons