I have an hour from the time that I post this to take a busines law class test so I need this ASAP. I am posting this at 6:28 and I need it no later then 7:18 so that I may input answers. If information is correct I will post every week and I will pay more for the final in week 8 I am in week 1 now. The questions are also in the attachment Week 1: Common Law Tradition and Constitutional Framework - Quiz Help -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 1 If a question with multiple answer choices calls for more than one correct answer, it will say, "check all that apply." Otherwise, it is "multiple choice," and you must choose the best answer. REMEMBER TO SAVE FREQUENTLY! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Time Remaining: 1. TCO 1 The "common law" is referred to as the common law because (Points: 2) it is the law that is familiar to most of us. it was originally applied only to commoners. it was more or less uniform throughout England. the law was issued by courts of common pleas. 2. TCO 1 If a provision in the Florida state constitution conflicts with a provision in the U.S. Constitution (Points: 2) neither provision applies. the provisions are balanced to reach a compromise. the state constitution takes precedence. the U.S. Constitution takes precedence. 3. TCO 1 Areas of law not governed by statutory or administrative law are (Points: 2) governed by the common law. open to each individual's own interpretation. regulated by the states under the U.S. Constitution. subject to local ordinances. 4. TCO 1 To Opal, the law is a tool for promoting justice. This is a view of what is sometimes called (Points: 2) promotional jurisprudence. the just society. the sociological school. utilitarianism. 5. TCO 1 Match the following items that differentiate "civil" versus "criminal" law. (Points: 2) Matching: Answer Potential Matches: : The typical burden of proof in a civil case. 1: A court order that the defendant take some action or refrain from some action. 2: Money damages payable to the plaintiff. 3: Restitution ordered to the victim. 4: "Beyond a reasonable doubt." 5: "Preponderance of the evidence." : Possible nonmonetary relief in a civil case. : A possible remedy in a civil case. : A possible remedy in a criminal case. : The burden of proof in a criminal case. 6. TCO 2 Under the U.S. Constitution (Points: 2) neither the national government nor the states have sovereign power. the national government and the states share sovereign power. the national government exercises all sovereign power. the states exercise all sovereign power. 7. TCO 2 Best Sales Corporation regularly advertises its products. Under the First Amendment, these ads and other commercial speech are given (Points: 2) less protection than noncommercial speech. more protection that noncommercial speech. no protection. the same protection as noncommercial speech. 8. TCO 2 Under the U.S. Constitution, the legislative branch of the government (Points: 2) administers the laws. enforces the laws. interprets the laws. makes the laws. 9. TCO 2 Colorado enacts a statute that limits the liberty of all persons, including corporations, to broadcast "annoying" radio commercials. This may violate (Points: 2) equal protection. procedural due process. substantive due process. the right to privacy. 10. TCO 2 Fred, the president of Good Retail Corporation, claims that certain actions by the federal government and the state of Hawaii infringe on rights guaranteed by the Bill of Rights. Most of these rights limit (Points: 2) neither the state government nor the federal government. the federal government only. the state government and the federal government. the state government only. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------