9. The dissenting opinion in the case Riggs v. Palmer is an example of: a. Legal Realism b. Positivism c. Natural Law d. All of the above 10. According to the case Employment Division v. Smith, can a state deny unemployment benefits to a worker fired for using illegal drugs for religious purposes? a. The state cannot deny unemployment benefits to a worker who was fired for using peyote for religious reasons because it is a harmless drug. b. The state cannot deny unemployment benefits to a worker who was fired for using peyote for religious reasons because that would violate the 1st amendment c. The state cannot deny unemployment benefits to a worker who was fired for using peyote for religious reasons because it is a federal matter d. The state can deny unemployment benefits to a worker who was fired for using peyote for religious reasons 11. According to Raz, regulated cases are: a. Those where political arguments have to be used b. Those about morality c. Those where judicial discretion has to be used d. Those where laws provide a clear answer 12. Who developed the theory that "A rule is efficient if it increases the welfare