Question 45 0.5 45. The police find illegal drugs in the trunk of a car. The car was pulled over by the police because the driver was speeding. The police ask the driver if the police can search the trunk of the car, and the driver says "Sure, I don't mind." Illegal drugs are then found in the trunk during the search, and the driver is arrested and charged with the crime of drug possession. Does the exclusionary rule apply on these facts? O No, because the driver consented to the search Yes, because the driver consented to the search O Yes, because there was no probable cause to search the car O No, because speeding and illegal drugs are illegal O Yes, because on these facts, the police needed to obtain a warrant before conducting such a searchQuestion 46 46. What distinguishes a joint tenancy from a tenancy in common? 0 The terms are interchangeable: were is no difference between a joint tenancy and a tenancy in common 0 A tenancy in common is exclusyeiy for renters: .a joint tenancy is excusiyey for home-owners O Ajoint tenancy is exclusyely for renters: a tenancy in common is exclusively for homeowners O In a tenancy in common, there is a right of survivorship: in a joint tenancy. there is no right of survivorship O In a joint tenancy, there is a right of survivorship: in a tenancy in common. there is no right of survivorship Question 47 47. Is William Shakespeare's written play Hamlet (written between 1599 and 1602) protected by copyright? O No, but Hamlet might be protected by trademark or patent O No, because Hamlet was written too long ago O Yes, because productions of Hamlet are still being performed today O No, because Shakespeare has no known living descendants who could collect payments for contemporary performances of Hamlet O Yes, because Hamlet is one of the greatest works of literature in the English languageQuestion 48 48. Which of the following is not a requirement for a valid enforceable contract under the common law? O Capacity O Completeness O Offer O Consideration O Acceptance