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Please answer each of the following questions. In doing so, please state the rule, law, statute, legal theory, or precedent that you used in arriving at your answer. You do not have to answer in complete sentences, but yes or no answers {without further elaboration] will receive no credit. 1. The city of Tempe, Arizona requires regular drug tests for city bus drivers. Buster, a city bus driver, is fired when he fails a mandated drug test. ls such testing permissible? Why or why not? 2. Maeby works for Package Express, where she frequently lifts heavy boxes as part of her job. After Maeby's six month of pregnancy, her doctor tells her that she cannot lift boxes heavier than 20 pounds. |f Package Express fires Maeby due to her inability to lift heavy boxes, what recourse, if any, is available to her? 3. George convinces Kitty to leave her well-paying job in Oregon to move to California for, what he describes as, "a high paying, high profile position with a stable com pany\". George's assurances to Kitty are untrue, as George's company is on the verge of bankruptcy and is being investigated by the federal government for securities violations. Kitty takes the job based on George's statements, but soon after loses herjob when the company is forced to liquidate its assets in bankruptcy. What possible recourse is available to Kitty regarding hertermination? 4. Oscar opens a juice bar called Oscar's Outrageous Lemonade. Several customers get food poisoning after Oscar sells a batch of lemonade that was accidentally mixed with Lemon Pine-Sol [a household disinfectant). lf customers sue Oscar for damages, but Oscar claims that he is not responsible for the incident because the customers bought the tainted drinks from his business [Oscar's Outrageous Lemonade}, and not from him, what is the likely result and why? 5. Lucille sends her personal assistant, Lindsay, to an estate jewelry auction to bid on a valuable diamond necklace. Before the auction begins, Lindsay finds out that Lucille has died. Does Lindsay still have the authority to purchase the necklace? Why or why not