LES 305 - Clark Exam 2 UPDATED ACTUAL Exam
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• an unconstitutional burden on interstate commerce . CORRECT ANSWER: The
state of montana, in response to "outsiders" controlling ranch properties, has
passed a statute that requires 6 months of residency before n individual can
purchase 40 acres or more acres of land. The statute is:
• the balancing test . CORRECT ANSWER: The state of Arizona has just passed a
mandatory seat belt law that will require anyone traveling in Arizona to put on
his/her seat belt. Several travelers from other states that do not have such seat
belt laws have brought suit challenging the constitutionality of the Arizona Law as
an undue burden on interstate commerce. What test will the court apply in
reviewing the statute?
• Does NOT have the authority under the U.S constitution to tax LOR's full
inventory . CORRECT ANSWER: LOR, inc., has a catalog merchandise return facility
in Nevada. FOR employs phone operators for processing return requisitions, and
merchandise is returned to the facility and stored there for later dispatch. The
state of Necada has proposed taxing LOR's full inventory based on the theory that
it could have passed through the Nevada facility. LoOR's main warehouse is in
Chicago. Therefore, Nevada:
• Is an unconstitutional violation of the First Amendment . CORRECT ANSWER:
Congress passed a law prohibiting any organization from spending money on ads
against ballot propositions. The legislative history shows that Congress found that
organizations spend far too much money on these ads and regular citizens' cannot
voice their opinions against such powerful communication. The statute:
, • Judicial Branch . CORRECT ANSWER: The branch of government cannot pass
laws, but it can precent a law that has been passed from taking effect by
interpreting the law as unconstitutional
• Only Georgia and Mississippi . CORRECT ANSWER: JBT food services owns a
production facility in Georgia. The products are then transported to their
distribution warehouse in Mississippi by truck on a route through Alabama. In
which states can the business be taxed?
• Maine could have a higher wage, but Idaho could not have a lower wage .
CORRECT ANSWER: If Idaho enacted a law that lowered the minimum wage to $5
per hour because they felt that the businesses could not afford to pay the higher
wage and at the same time, Maine raised its minimum wage to $9 per hour, both
these laws would be in conflict with he federal minimum wage law. Which would
result?
• Courtney has the right to procedural due process, even if she was in violation of
the agreement . CORRECT ANSWER: Courtney has a lot of friends and she invites
them to her apartment on a regular basis for parties. Her landlord does not like
this situation because her friends take up a lot of parking sports and he has
occasionally gotten noise complaints from other tenants. While Courtney is at
work, her landlord changes the locks and tells her she has violated the lease
agreement and can no longer live there. Courtney demands due process and the
right to be heard, but the landlord refuses. Which of the following is correct?
• Base the decision on the written law, regardless of the precedent . CORRECT
ANSWER: RTX, Inc. is a business located in Spain. They are involved in a lawsuit
regarding mistreatment of their employees. The attorneys for the company have
presented previous court decisions to the judge and asked him to rule
accordingly. What would the judge in Spain most likely base his decision on?
Question and Answer (2026/2027) | Latest Study
Guide | 100% Verified Answers
• an unconstitutional burden on interstate commerce . CORRECT ANSWER: The
state of montana, in response to "outsiders" controlling ranch properties, has
passed a statute that requires 6 months of residency before n individual can
purchase 40 acres or more acres of land. The statute is:
• the balancing test . CORRECT ANSWER: The state of Arizona has just passed a
mandatory seat belt law that will require anyone traveling in Arizona to put on
his/her seat belt. Several travelers from other states that do not have such seat
belt laws have brought suit challenging the constitutionality of the Arizona Law as
an undue burden on interstate commerce. What test will the court apply in
reviewing the statute?
• Does NOT have the authority under the U.S constitution to tax LOR's full
inventory . CORRECT ANSWER: LOR, inc., has a catalog merchandise return facility
in Nevada. FOR employs phone operators for processing return requisitions, and
merchandise is returned to the facility and stored there for later dispatch. The
state of Necada has proposed taxing LOR's full inventory based on the theory that
it could have passed through the Nevada facility. LoOR's main warehouse is in
Chicago. Therefore, Nevada:
• Is an unconstitutional violation of the First Amendment . CORRECT ANSWER:
Congress passed a law prohibiting any organization from spending money on ads
against ballot propositions. The legislative history shows that Congress found that
organizations spend far too much money on these ads and regular citizens' cannot
voice their opinions against such powerful communication. The statute:
, • Judicial Branch . CORRECT ANSWER: The branch of government cannot pass
laws, but it can precent a law that has been passed from taking effect by
interpreting the law as unconstitutional
• Only Georgia and Mississippi . CORRECT ANSWER: JBT food services owns a
production facility in Georgia. The products are then transported to their
distribution warehouse in Mississippi by truck on a route through Alabama. In
which states can the business be taxed?
• Maine could have a higher wage, but Idaho could not have a lower wage .
CORRECT ANSWER: If Idaho enacted a law that lowered the minimum wage to $5
per hour because they felt that the businesses could not afford to pay the higher
wage and at the same time, Maine raised its minimum wage to $9 per hour, both
these laws would be in conflict with he federal minimum wage law. Which would
result?
• Courtney has the right to procedural due process, even if she was in violation of
the agreement . CORRECT ANSWER: Courtney has a lot of friends and she invites
them to her apartment on a regular basis for parties. Her landlord does not like
this situation because her friends take up a lot of parking sports and he has
occasionally gotten noise complaints from other tenants. While Courtney is at
work, her landlord changes the locks and tells her she has violated the lease
agreement and can no longer live there. Courtney demands due process and the
right to be heard, but the landlord refuses. Which of the following is correct?
• Base the decision on the written law, regardless of the precedent . CORRECT
ANSWER: RTX, Inc. is a business located in Spain. They are involved in a lawsuit
regarding mistreatment of their employees. The attorneys for the company have
presented previous court decisions to the judge and asked him to rule
accordingly. What would the judge in Spain most likely base his decision on?
