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12. Judge Doom, the newly elected mayor of Toontown, has embarked on a citywide economic improvement project. Among Doom's many goals is to reduce traffic in Toontown by building an extensive network of light rail, However, to create the rail corridors through which the light rail trains must travel, many private homes will need to be demolished. Moreover, because Toontown is broke and cannot afford to construct the light rail system or purchase the trains, Doom intends to tear down the homes of those residents unfortunate enough to live where the train is to run and to give the property to Cloverleaf, a private company that builds and runs light rail systems, Toontown will thereafter simply pay a fee to Cloverleaf every month to continue the desired light rail services. Roger, a resident whose home is slated to be destroyed, sues the city to stop it from tearing down his house, But will he win? Yes, because seizing private land and simply giving it to private companies is unconstitutional b. No, because the government really owns the land and it can be taken away by government action C. Yes, if the value paid to Roger for his home was below the value he was willing to sell it for. d. No, not if Roger has been paid market value for his home 13. The First Amendment deals with all of the following concepts EXCEPT: a. Equal Protection of the laws b. The Free Exercise of Religion c. The Freedom of the Press d. Separation of Church and Statedollars worth of repair Wing modifications to the venice, duties of diligence and care, condition in which it was given, endless d wn kennedy WHENWERE modifications, d, No, because M failed to disclose tehran unitone we ven austens wa 017 would have needed to know phot towerva va vines, 34, How many justices does the Consumtion wave sall coming the Supreme Court. a, It doesn't even mention a Supreme Count as the Sumenz Cowsockedby a act of Congress, not the Constitution b, Nine c. Seven originally, but expanded to nine by the 24% Amendment d, It doesn't specify any particular number 1810, Bojack is dining at the fancy restaurant, Elefante, and leaves his coat with coatcheck, In the pocket of the cost, he has a bottle of prescription pain pills, When he leaves his com he is issued a ticket with a number, On the reverse of the ticket, there is some boilerplate language saying that Elefante will not be held responsible for the loss or damage to contents of pockets or purses so the owner is advised to take any valuables with them when leaving their coat of purse with coatcheck, When, at the conclusion of the meal, he goes to retrieve his cont from contcheck, he discovers that his bottle of pills is no longer in his pocket. He angrily confronts the coatcheck attendant, Pickles, but she insists she never saw his bottle of pills. If Bojack was to sue Elefante for the loss of his medication, would he be likely to succeed? a. Yes, if he sues Elefante for negligence b. No, because no bailment was created for the bottle of pills C. Yes, if he sues Elefante for a breach of bailment d. No, because he cannot prove the pills were in his pocket in the first place