10.The purpose of a long-arm statute is to:

-determine whether a state court can exercise jurisdiction over people or businesses that are not physically present in the state.

-allow the U.S. Supreme Court to decide cases of international law.

-allow the high court to reach out to choose which cases it will hear.

-allow cases involving state law to be heard in federal court.

-allow courts to reach back far in time for relevant precedent.

11.The Gonzalez family was playing a game of Jarts when one of the cousins was hit in the leg by the pointed metal tip of a jart. Which outcome is most likely if the cousin sues the store where the game was purchased?

-The cousin will lose because he was not the purchaser of the game.

-The cousin will lose because a retail store is not responsible for the design of an unsafe product.

-The cousin will lose because there is no way to make the Jarts game safe.

-None of these four outcomes is likely under the law of product liability.

-The cousin will lose because the benefit of the game is outweighed by the risk of injury.

12.

The police most likely will be required to obtain a search warrant when they:

-hear screams coming from inside a house.

-stand near someone and eavesdrop on their conversation.

-want to track a vehicle using a GPS device.

-want to look down at a backyard from a helicopter.

-pat down someone they have stopped on the street.