42. You heard on the radio that one of your classmates was recently convicted of the crime of Criminal Mistreatment in the First Degree, which is a Class B Felony! She has not been sentenced yet. What is the maximum penalty that she could be sentenced to? (You may want to refer to RCW 9A.20.021.) a. 364 days in jail, and a Five Thousand Dollar fine. b. Five years in jail, and a Ten Thousand Dollar fine. c. Ten years in jail, and a Twenty Thousand Dollar fine. d. Life imprisonment, and a Fifty Thousand Dollar fine.

43. In the states that allow punitive damages to be awarded to plaintiffs, the type of legal claim that this would apply to would be: a. misdemeanor crimes b. felony crimes c. intentional torts d. negligent torts e. breach of contract

44. Which Amendment to the US Constitution provides that governmental bodies have to pay compensation to people if they take property away from them to use for a public purpose, like a highway? a. First Amendment b. Second Amendment c. Fifth Amendment d. Fourteenth Amendment e. Nineteenth Amendment

45. Rudolph bought a new table saw from Sears Hardware, and took it home to use in his woodshop, where he makes tables that he sells online. The very first time that he turned the saw on, the saw blade went flying, and hit Rudolph directly in his right eye. It was discovered that this table saw was defective, and two other woodworkers were injured when they bought the same model saw, and turned it on the first time. If these injured woodworkers decide to sue Sears and the manufacturer of the saw for their injuries, what type of legal theory would they likely use? a. breach of contract b. criminal liability c. strict tort liability d. negligence