1. Oklahoma enacts a law requiring all businesses in the state to donate 10% of their profits to Catholic churches that provide certain services to families whose household income is below $7500 a year. Goodman, who owns an Oklahoma bar named Eddie's, files a lawsuit against the state arguing that the law is unconstitutional because it violates the supremacy clause of the U.S. Constitution. Is he correct?

1. Sally finds a small plastic bag full of cocaine in her 18 year-old son's coat pocket. Later that day, Sally punches and kicks her son and forces him to call the police and confess. Do Sally's actions violate her son's due process rights under the U.S. Constitution?

1. Fine Clothes Company buys clothing assembled by Gamma, Ltd., a foreign firm that employs young children for long hours and low pay. Gamma's nation does not enforce its child labor laws. Human International Politics (HIP), a political activist organization, discovers Fine Clothes' connection to Gamma and plans to reveal this information. Before HIP does so, however, Fine Clothes publicly releases the information itself and announces that it is severing its relationship with Gamma. Fine Clothes publicizes its action in its advertising, and the company's sales and profits increase, apparently as a direct result. Has Fine acted unethically in any way?

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