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70 4. State Senator Bowdler convinced the legislature of State Z to pass a law requiring all professors to submit their class notes and transparencies to a board of censors to be sure that no \"lewd\" materials were presented to students at state universities Professor Rabelais would like to challenge this law as being violative of his First Amend- ment rights under the us. Constitution. 2. May Professor Rabelais challenge this law in State Z courts? 1). May Professor Rabelais challenge this law in a federal district court? While driving his car in Virginia, Carpe Diem, a resident of North Carolina, struck Butt, a resident of Alaska. As a result of the accident, Butt suffered more than $80,000 in medical expenses. Butt would like to know if he pet' sonally serves the proper papers to Diem whether he can obtain jurisdiction against Diem for damages in the fol- lowing courts: 2. Alaska state trial court b. Federal Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit (includes Alaska) c. Virginia state trial court d. Virginia federal district court e. Federal Circuit Court of Appeals for the Fourth Cir- cuit (includes Virginia and North Carolina) f. Virginia equity court g. North Carolina state trial court Sam Simpleton, a resident of Kansas, and Nellie Naive, a resident of Missouri, each bought $85,000 in stock at local ofces in their home states from Evil Stockbrokers, PartlI The Legal Environment of Business Inc. (Evil), a business incorporated in Delaware with its principal place of business in Kansas. Both Simpleton and Naive believe that they were cheated by Evil and would like to sue it for fraud. Assuming that no federal question is at issue, assess the accuracy of the following statements: a. Simpleton can sue Evil in a Kansas state trial court. h. Simpleton can sue Evil in a federal district court in Kansas. c. Naive can sue Evil in a Missouri state trial court. d. Naive can sue Evil in a federal district court in Missouri. The Supreme Court of State A ruled that, under the law of State A, pit bull owners must either keep their dogs fenced or pay damages to anyone bitten by the dogs. Assess the accuracy of the following statements: a. It is likely that the U.S. Supreme Court would issue a writ of centiomri in the \"pit bull\" case. b. If a case similar to the \"pit bull\" case were to come before the Supreme Court of State B in the future, the doctrine of stare decisis would leave the court no choice but to rule the same way as the Supreme Court of State A ruled in the \"pit bull\" case. The Supreme Court of State G decided that the U.S. Con