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Rick's Cafe refuses to comply with the law in question because Rick's Cafe does not advertise or purchase any goods from out of state and because of all the gin joints in all the world, ex-girlfriends don't need to come walking into Rick's. However, as Rick's Cafe is located near the airport, it does get a great number of customers from out of state and many of those customers are someone's ex-girlfriend. If the government sues Rick's Cafe and forces it to serve ex-girlfriends, maybe not today, but soon, and for the rest of its life, who will win that lawsuit? CE: a. The government, because congress has the authority, under the commerce clause, EES to regulate people involved in interstate commerce. b. The government, because congress has the authority, under Article I, Section VIII of the Constitution to regulate any and all commercial activity within the United States C . Rick's Cafe, if serving ex-girlfriends is found to be an activity wholly local in character without a substantial effect on intrastate commerce. d. This question is impossible to answer; all of the above choices are equally correct and the problems of three little answers don't amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world. 9. Judges decide issues of juries decide issues of a. Law, Sentencing b. Law, Fact c. Sentencing, Law d. Fact, Law192 14. Mr. Nelson, a talented musician, is leasing a palatial home in the Hollywood Hills from Mr. Boozer for the summer. The terms of the lease are every respect ordinary and none of the usual duties owed by landlords to tenants or vice versa have been waived or aherod One day. Mr. Boozer drives by the house he is leasing to Mr. Nelson and notices something odd: the entire house has been painted deep purple and an unpronounceable symbol has been painted in gold leaf on the roof. Mr. Boozer decides to investigate and, using his master keys, enters the home. Inside, he finds that many changes have been made to the house and, though all changes are of the sort that are likely to add value to the property, Mr. Boozer is incensed and decides to sue his tenant, Mr. Nelson. Which of the following duties owed by Mr. Boozer to Mr. Nelson has been violated and which of those owed by Mr. Nelson to Mr. Boozer? a. Duty not to commit waste / Warranty of Habitability b. Warranty of Habitability / Duty to maintain the premises c. Duty to Maintain the Premises / Warranty of Quiet Enjoyment d. The Warranty of Quiet Enjoyment / Duty not to commit waste 15. Which of the following would NOT suffice as a "public purpose" to legitimize an exercise of eminent domain? a. Seizing a private residence in order to hand it off to a for-profit company that will bring significant jobs to the community b. Seizing a family-owned farm in order to expand the nearby airport C . 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Federal Law requires that all airplanes, helicopters, dirigibles, and other flying crafts, file a flight plan consistent with requirements set forth by the Federal Aviation Authority (the "FAA") before leaving the ground. Tony Stark has invented an armored suit with fight capabilities, but as it is still in beta-testing, he only flies it above his own property, which is within the state of California. Stark does not therefore file any flight plans with anyone before operating his flight suit. Stark has received a letter from the FAA informing him that future flight activities that he undertakes without filing the required flight plan could result is his being fined or imprisoned. Stark ignores the warning as he knows the threat to be baseless. Is Stark correct? a. Yes, because federal laws cannot regulate activities wholly within private property . Yes, because the law in question applies to flying "crafts" and does not cover individual flying suits such as Stark's No, because flying is an inherently dangerous activity and therefore may be regulated even while on private property d. No, because airspace, even over privately owned land, is a channel of interstate commerce 4. Which of the following is NOT generally required for a valid claim of title under an adverse possession theory? a. That the possession be in good faith. b. That the possession be for the statutorily proscribed period of time. C. That the possession be open and notorious. d. That the possession be continuous. 5. Which of the following is an incorrect statement of law? a. Agency relationships may be created by estoppel b. Agents must be paid for their services c. Agents create legal relationships between third parties and their principals d. Agency relationships may be created by ratification after the agent has already acted on behalf of a principal but without prior approval