The case Bosse v. Brinker illustrate thecreation of an agency relationship.In this case, a patron of Chili's restaurant noticed a group of teenagers leaving a restaurant without paying for their meals and followed them.When the teens were seriously injured in an accident, they claimed in a lawsuit that the patron was Chili's agent and the restaurant was therefore liable for the actions of its agent.Using this case to illustrate your definitions, explain the four ways (discussed in your textbook that an agency relationship may be created. Which two (of the four) ways are most likely to have occurred in the Bosse case?

The statute frauds requires that some types of contract be in writing in order to be enforceable.What is meant by the term enforceable?Name three types of contracts that must be in writing according to the statute of frauds.Briefly explain the facts and results of the cases Sawyer v. Mills and Turner Broadcasting v. McDavid.What do these two cases tell us about verbal contracts?

The following three cases are all Supreme Court rulings on their interpretation of the 4th Amendment protection against unreasonable or warrantless searches.For each case, explain what type of search took place and what the court said about it.

a.Riley v. California

b.Navarette v. California

c.Maryland v. King