Will from Oregon is an online hacker. He decides to use his expertise to get back at his lifelong enemy, Ted, who resides in Texas. Will hacks into Ted’s laptop, which Will knows is located in Ted’s Texas home, and steals personally identifiable information.  Will then sells Ted’s information on the dark web, causing $30,000 of harm to Ted. Ted sues Will to recover his $30,000 in expenses. Which of the following lists the complete set of states in which Ted could sue Will while avoiding personal jurisdiction problems?

Which of the following statutes are Constitutionally permissible exercises of Congress’s powers?I.    Congress makes $1 billion dollars available to states that agree to use the funds to create a cross-country high-speed railway system.II.    Congress establishes a new requirement for truck drivers who drive on interstate highways to secure federal licenses. III.    Congress passes a law establishing a limit on how many apple trees may be planted by commercial farmers.

During the Summer of 2019 there is a terrible drought in Minnesota, which causes the entire state to become highly susceptible to fire risk.  In response to this risk, the state passes a law that makes it a crime to light any fire on the public streets for the remainder of the summer, without prior authorization from the state Fire Marshall.  On July 4, a Neo-Nazi group organizes a march in Minneapolis, during which time they light an American Flag on fire without having received prior approval to do so.   Nate, the leader of the march, is arrested for violating the Minnesota law described above.  In his defense, Nate asserts that the Minnesota law violates his First Amendment rights.  Which of the following best reflects how a court is likely to analyze this argument?

On August 15, Landlord Lindsay and Tenant Tom enter into a one-year lease for $1000 per month, to start on September 1. Tom pays the first month’s rent ($1000) at the time of signing. On August 25, Tom notifies Lindsay that he’s breaching the lease and will not be moving in or paying rent, but that Lindsay can retain the $1000 already paid.  Lindsay diligently seeks to find a replacement tenant, but because of a downturn in the local real estate market she is unable to do so quickly at the $1000 price that Tom had agreed to.  On September 25, Lindsay rents the apartment to Terry for $900 a month for 11 months, with the lease to start on October 1 and end on September 1 of the following year.  Lindsay then brings suit against Tom seeking damages for the breach of the lease. How much in damages will Lindsay likely be able to claim?

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Congress passes a law regulating the wholesale and retail prices of “every purchase of a vehicle in the United States.” Select the strongest argument that supports the constitutionality of the statute.

Which of the following excerpts is an example of the author estabilishing credibility by describing her qualifications?

Which excerpt from the text represents the author’s call to action?

New safety ______ required factories to install updated equipment to protect workers.

Which perspective is LEAST represented in the passage?