A pizza delivery person goes to the wrong house by mistake and delivers a pizza while the homeowners are at home. The homeowners will have to pay for the pizza. True or False True False Ruth was a server at a fancy restaurant. She took the order of two customers, Tom and Jerry, for steak and lobster dinners. Ruth went back to the kitchen, delivering the order to the chef. What type of contract has been formed in this case? Multiple Choice o Express contract Voidable contract Quasi-contract Implied contract Which of the following is correct of federal powers in the U.S. system? Multiple Choice They are limited and granted. O They are unlimited and granted. They are limited and inherent. O They are unlimited and inherent In civil cases the standard of proof used by state trial courts is a preponderance of the evidence, while in federal trial court the standard of proof is beyond a reasonable doubt True or False True False The principal difference between in rem and in personam jurisdiction is Multiple Choice in remjurisdiction is over a corporation, in personam jurisdiction is over a person. in rem jurisdiction is used by federal courts, in personam jurisdiction is used by state courts. All of the answer choices are correct. in rem jurisdiction involves property, in personam jurisdiction is over the parties to a dispute ly Which of the following statements is true? Multiple Choice The options available to business owners in the dispute resolution process have diminished significantly in recent years. Dispute resolution is a purely technical and legal matter that should best be left to the sole discretion of attorneys. All of the answer choices are correct Dispute resolution requires a cost-benefit analysis. In which of the following cases would diversity of citizenship jurisdiction be exercised? Multiple Choice Trisha, a private party from Texas, is suing the state of Texas in federal court for $100,000 for a violation of her civil rights. Roger, a private party from Delaware, is suing Peteco, a corporation from Ohio, for $1 million in Ohio state court. Rutger, a private party from Massachusetts, is suing Benjamin, a private party from Pennsylvania, in Pennsylvania federal court for $90,000 Phillip, a private party from New Hampshire, is suing Conrad, a private party from Maine, for $80,000 in Maine state court. The rights of a business compared with an individual under the Fourth Amendment are best described as: Multiple Choice A business has greater rights to be free from government searches than an individual. A business has lesser rights to be free from government searches than an individual. A business has equal rights to be free from government searches as an individual. The rights of a business compared with an individual under the Fourth Amendment have not yet been defined by the federal courts