D Question 1 1 pts The Alabama legislature adopts the following new statutes: 1. Only individuals over the age of 16 are permitted to apply for a marriage license. 2. If a female under the age of 16 wishes to get married, she must first get the written consent of either parent, or a legal guardian. Under substantive due process, because marriage is not considered a fundamental right, a court will review the first statute based on [ Select ] I. while the second statute would be reviewed based on [ Select ] V [ Select ] whether it is substantially related to an important government interest Next intermediate scrutiny strict scrutiny Quiz saved at 7:17am Submit Quiz the rational basis testD Question 1 1 pts The Alabama legislature adopts the following new statutes: 1. Only individuals over the age of 16 are permitted to apply for a marriage license. 2. If a female under the age of 16 wishes to get married, she must first get the written consent of either parent, or a legal guardian. Under substantive due process, because marriage is not considered a fundamental right, a co V [ Select ] on [ Select ] , while the second statute would be reviewed based on whether it is rationally related to a legitimate government interest intermediate scrutiny whether it meets a compelling government interest nit Quiz strict scruintyD Question 2 1 pts Which of the following parties could still defeat an attached and perfected security interest? (Choose all of the correct answers.) O A buyer in the ordinary course of business A prior attached and perfected party in the same collateral A prior attached but unperfected party in the same collateral O A landlord who files a valid landlord's lien O A subsequent attached and perfected party Previous NextD Question 3 1 pts Generally, a court will use the theory of promissory estoppel: (Choose all of the correct answers.) When a valid contract does not exist To prevent one of the parties from being unjustly enriched If at least one of the parties cannot read or write O Only when the amount at issue is greater than $500 To enforce a promise made by one party which is relied upon by another party, even if the promise involved illegal activity Previous Next