Joe Spiritual works as an addiction counselor for the State of Iowa. As a condition of his employment, he is required not to use illegal drugs. However, he is also a member of a religion that uses marijuana as part of its worship ceremonies. Marijuana is illegal in Iowa. Based on Employment Division v. Smith (1990), what will happen to Joe if he is found using marijuana? 0 He may be criminally prosecuted, but he may not be red 0 He may not be red, because the marijuana is part of a protected religious ceremony O He may get severe munchies 0 He may legally be red Question 26 1 pts A legal approach to problem solving requires that you ask the question, "Who is to blame for this problem?" 0 True False Question 27 1 pts The state of Iowa is upset that people are going to Illinois to buy cheap cigarettes, beefjerky, and chips. Therefore, the Iowa department of revenue sets up customs stations at all the bridges on the border of Iowa and Illinois, and imposes a tax on all products brought into Iowa from Illinois. Is this legal? O Yes O No Question 28 1 pts US. District courts are the federal trial courts of special jurisdiction. 0 False 0 True Question 29 1 pts In mediation, the mediator guides the dispute resolution process, but does not issue a decision. 0 True 0 False Question 30 1 pts Judge Smith is a District Court Judge in Iowa. Before every trial, he requires all prospective witnesses to swear that they are members of the Christian faith. The judge will not allow any non- Christians to testify in any cases in his courtroom. Is this practice legal? 0 No, under the Establishment Clause 0 No, under the Freedom of Religion Act in Iowa 0 Yes, this is legal in Iowa and federal courts 0 Yes, this is legal in Iowa courts, but not federal courts Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) processes may be used to settle civil lawsuits at any time prior to trial. 0 True 0 False In US V. Lopez, the Supreme Court thought the Gun-Free School Zones Act was a bad idea for a law, and that's why it was ruled unconstitutional. 0 False 0 True In Wickard v. Filburn, the court held that the farmer's actions were punishable under federal law because: 0 The farmer affected supply and demand of his crop across the US 0 The farm violated the Commerce Clause by shipping his crop across state lines 0 The farmer violated the Religious Freedom Restoration Act 0 None of these True or False: If you receive a civil judgment against another individual, they will have to pay your attorney's fees incurred in collecting the judgment. 0 False 0 True