In Wold v. Red Lion, the majority: (choose all that are correct) agreed with Mr. Wold that the Red Lion HOtel should have qualified immunity for mistakenly calling the police only in cases where an actual crime has been committed by the mistake involves identifying the perpetrator. agreed with Mr. Wold that exigent (emergency) circumstances were required for the Red Lion Hotel to have: qualified immunity for mistakenly calling the police. agreed with the Red Lion Hotel that Mr. Wold was at fault for the police being called because he caused the mistake by asking to change rooms. agreed with Mr. Wold that the Red Lion Hotel had a heightened duty of care towards him, due to the innkeeper's duty. agreed with Red Lion Hotel that the hotel had qualified immunity for mistakenly calling the police even though the hotel could have easily and safely discovered its mistake before calling the police. Question 32 10 pts Whose definition of law envisions the existence of a police department tasked with enforcing the law? Thomas Hobbes St. Thomas Aquinas Max Weber John Rawls Lawrence Friedman