The following questions are all true/false questions.

1. The Fifth Amendment would protect a defendant from having to give blood samples to the prosecution since it would be a form of self-incrimination as interpreted by the courts.

2. Bill has had a problem with vandalism at his business, so he rigs up a spring gun at the entryway to his store, so that any after-hours intruder will be shot upon entry. Bill may legally use this deadly force to protect his business since the gun is on private property and no one has permission to enter the store after hours.

3. Tracey offered the police chief $10,000 to ignore illegal gambling activity in her establishment. Tracey can be found guilty of bribery even though the police chief refused her offer.

4. Paul grabs Don and threatens to stab him with his knife if Don doesn't help Paul commit a robbery. If Don helps Paul and is prosecuted, Don would have a valid defense called self-defense.

5. It is against the law to write check when the writer of the check knew that there was insufficient money in the account to cover the check.