1. C.T. Inc. is an ad agency incorporated in Ohio, with offices in Cleveland. C.T. contracts with the famous Fred, a world-renowned sales-person and Norfolk resident, for him to perform in an advertisement. The contract is made in Norfolk, and the ad is to be produced there. Fred later refused to go through with the deal, and C.T. sues for $100,000.

Which of the following statements is True?

• There would be a subject matter jurisdiction in a federal or state court sitting in Virginia, but not Ohio, because the contract was made in Virginia.
• There would be jurisdiction over the person in either Ohio or Virginia, because citizenship is diverse.
• Subject matter jurisdiction exists in any federal court, but jurisdiction over the person exists only in Virginia.
• None of the Above.

2. Hansel's Canned Herring, Inc. advertises, markets, distributes, and sells Hansel's herring products in all 50 states. Hansel's is incorporated and has its principal place of business in Maine. Ethel, a Virginia resident, purchases a can of Hansel's at a store in Portland, Maine, where she was visiting relatives, used it in a picnic dish she made, and became deadly ill eating the product, with medical expenses in excess of $100,000. Ethel recovers, returns to Virginia, and files suit in a Virginia federal court. As such:

• Hansel's can dismiss the case because the court lacks subject matter jurisdiction.
• Hansel's can remove the case to state court in Norfolk.
• Hansel's can obtain a dismissal of the case because the court lacks jurisdiction over Hansel's person.
• None of the above are options for Hansel's.

3. The most influential variable affecting ethical decisions for business related decisions_____________.

• The Law
• The opportunity
• The organizations value system (corporate culture)
• Significant others

4. Which of the following would be subject to the least stringent standard of the constitutional review?

• A state law imposing strict pollution control standards on some firms, but very lenient standards on others.
• A state law declaring that ten percent of the state's administrative employees must be members of minority groups.
• A state's ban on advertising that contains some sexually stimulating material.
• All of the above would receive the same level of constitutional review.