5. A number of states including New York regulate or prohibit the interstate shipment of wine to consumers on the basis that alcoholic beverages should only be sold to consumers by responsible, licensed and accountable in-state retailers. A U.S. wine wholesale association representing wholesalers licensed under California state laws challenges these statutes. What happens?

6. The police have DNA and fingerprint evidence to connect Amy to a particular crime of murder, but they do not have a motive for Amy to kill the victim. Does the lack of a motive prevent a conviction? Why or why not?

7. Sue lives in an apartment complex and one night hears screams and what sounds like gunshots but fails to call 911. Has Sue committed a crime by her failure to call 911?

8. An undercover police investigator logs into computer chat rooms posing as a 15-year old girl. An older man, knowing the asserted age of the girl suggests that they meet at a local motel from a sexual encounter. When at the arranged meeting time, the man checks into the motel, he is arrested for attempted statutory rape under a state Internet enticement law. Does the man have a valid defense?