1A municipal zoning ordinance is not an example of a taking

1.A municipal zoning ordinance is not an example of a \"taking.\"

True

False

2.Presidents claim the power to issue executive orders on the basis of their Article II authority.

True

False

3.Diamond Developers has a lot of influence with a number of city councils in the areas where it does business. Following the City of New London decision by the Supreme Court, Diamond Developers has persuaded the majority of councilpersons in the City of Pleasant Hill to use its power of eminent domain to condemn a large portion of a poor neighborhood for a new project that Diamond Developers wants to build. Which of the following types of projects would most likely NOT satisfy the definition of \"public use\" under the eminent domain power?

True

False

5.Advantages of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) include:

ADR is usually faster than litigation.

ADR keeps the parties talking rather than fighting.

ADR is often less expensive than litigation.

all of the above are advantages of ADR.

6.Law must be predictable enough so that people know what to anticipate yet flexible enough to accommodate change.

True

False

7.Commercial speech, such as advertising, enjoys no First Amendment protection.

True

False

8.The US Constitution\'s Commerce Clause allows the President to regulate interstate and foreign commerce.

True

False

9.When evaluating discrimination based on gender or legitimacy, the courts use the \"intermediate scrutiny\" analysis.

True

False

10.The retail price of wine in Kansas was consistently higher that the price of wine in bordering states. As a result, Kansas residents living in border areas frequently crossed state lines to purchase wine at lower prices. In order to prevent this, Kansas enacted a statute that required out-of-state shippers of wine to inform consumers in Kansas that the posted prices for products sold to a Kansas wholesaler, as of the moment of posting, was no higher than the prices at which the products were sold in the bordering states. Does the statute violate the Commerce Clause?

No, because Kansas has the right to control commerce within its borders.

Yes, because it appears that the Kansas statute is requiring out-of-state wine shippers to lie to Kansas residents.

No, because this will have the effect of reducing the competitive advantage of the border states in their sales of wine.

Yes, because the statute has the impermissible practical effect of controlling commercial activity wholly outside of Kansas by requiring out-of-state shippers to take account of their Kansas prices in setting their border state prices.

Building a new City Hall

Building a shopping mall

Building an exclusive gated residential community, which would include a public elementary school

All of the above would satisfy the public use requirement.

4.Sarah files a lawsuit against Jim in an Oregon court. Jim does not live in Oregon, nor has he ever visited or done business in the state. The Oregon court will not have personal jurisdiction over Jim unless Sarah can demonstrate that Jim somehow has a close connection with the state.

	a.	ADR is usually faster than litigation.
	b.	ADR keeps the parties talking rather than fighting.
	c.	ADR is often less expensive than litigation.
	d.	all of the above are advantages of ADR. 6.Law must be predictable enough so that people know what to anticipate yet flexible enough to accommodate change. True False 7.Commercial speech, such as advertising, enjoys no First Amendment protection. True False 8.The US Constitution\'s Commerce Clause allows the President to regulate interstate and foreign commerce. True False 9.When evaluating discrimination based on gender or legitimacy, the courts use the \"intermediate scrutiny\" analysis. True False 10.The retail price of wine in Kansas was consistently higher that the price of wine in bordering states. As a result, Kansas residents living in border areas frequently crossed state lines to purchase wine at lower prices. In order to prevent this, Kansas enacted a statute that required out-of-state shippers of wine to inform consumers in Kansas that the posted prices for products sold to a Kansas wholesaler, as of the moment of posting, was no higher than the prices at which the products were sold in the bordering states. Does the statute violate the Commerce Clause? a. No, because Kansas has the right to control commerce within its borders. b. Yes, because it appears that the Kansas statute is requiring out-of-state wine shippers to lie to Kansas residents. c. No, because this will have the effect of reducing the competitive advantage of the border states in their sales of wine. d. Yes, because the statute has the impermissible practical effect of controlling commercial activity wholly outside of Kansas by requiring out-of-state shippers to take account of their Kansas prices in setting their border state prices.

Solution

1) True

Zoning laws are adopted and enforced by municipalities  in some states by other branches of local government holding delegated power from the state.This law protect private property rights from governmental infringement.  The second concept is that government can constitutionally regulate the use of private property under the police power to protect the health, safety, morals and welfare of the community . The land cannot be taken   by the municipal without paying compensation to the land owners.

But taking means without paying compensation taking the land from land owner

2) True

Presidents claim the power to issue executive orders on the basis of their Article II authority.

but it is not to considered as law, president does not have the status of binding by law,

It can claimed as president managerial authority.

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3) there is wrong options for this question, can\'t give answer

true or false options is not for this question

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5) All of the above are advantages of ADR.

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6) True

Law must be predictable enough so that the people do their settlement easier.

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7)False,

Commercial speech having First Amendment protection by federal, state, local governments.There is regulation for advertising as well as commercial speech.

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