1.Ginny, Stanley, and Neeraj decide to rob a supermarket. Ginny buys a car to be used as the getaway, but only Stanley and Neeraj rob the supermarket, after which all three flee in the car. Only Stanley and Neeraj can be convicted of conspiracy to commit robbery.

A)True

B)False

2.Agent, at Principal's direction, fixes prices with Principal's competitors.

A) only Agent is criminally liable.

B) only Principal is criminally liable.

C) both Principal and Agent are criminally liable.

D) neither Agent nor Principal would be criminally liable.

3.According to ___________, evidenceobtained in violation of constitutional rights under the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendments is generally not admissible at trial.

A) the establishment clause

B) the Free Exercise Clause

C) the double jeopardy provision of the Fifth Amendment

D) the exclusionary rule

4.Employers are not permitted to maintain a seniority system for compensation or re-hiring of laid off workers if it can be shown that the result disproportionately discriminates against women.

A)True

B)False

5.Acme Co. sells arborist tools (chainsaws, goggles, protective chaps for loggers, safety harnesses, two-cycle engine oil, etc.).It only hires male salespeople because, it says, they relate better to the customers.Which is true?This is . . .

A)a bona-fide occupational qualification.

B)a violation of the Equal Pay Act.

C)a violation of Title VII.

D)not a violation of federal employment law.

6.George is an accountant with responsibility for Company A's tax returns.Together with the CFO, they file tax returns that take some very aggressive tax positions that possibly cross the line into tax fraud.George's job performance later deteriorates due to heavy drinking, and the CFO tells him he has to let him go.George says he will voluntarily resign but the company must pay him $100,000 per year for two years as severance (which is much higher than the company's usual severance), and that unless he gets that severance package, he'll call the IRS whistleblower hotline and report the details about the tax returns.The CFO agrees to George's demand for severance to keep the situation from blowing up.Three months later, the CEO learns about all of this, fires the CFO and stops the severance payments.If George sues the company to collect the remainder of his severance payments:

A)George should win because it was wrong to let him go in the first place.

B)George should win because his alcohol use is a protected disability.

C)George should lose because his threats to report to the IRS create the kind of coercion, duress and undue influence that can justify rescission of the contract for severance payments

D)George should lose because his drinking caused him to lack capacity