True or False: The precedent set in Korematsu v. US (that US citizens may be arrested and detained based only on ethnicity) has been conclusively overturned. O False O True

Grand Teton National Park has become a popular U.S. destination for heli-skiing, with commercial helicopter operators landing to deliver and retrieve skiers and snowboarders in locations otherwise inaccessible or accessible only with great physical difficulty. Other users of the park’s back country have begun to complain to the National Park Service (NPS), that the noise […]

A couple of pilots are about to fly their personal airplane to another airport for lunch, their regular Saturday ritual, when they learn that the FAA has established Temporary Flight Restrictions for national security reasons over a college along their route where the President is speaking at the graduation ceremony. The pilots are annoyed by […]

True or false: according to US Supreme Court precedent, a for-profit corporation can hold religious beliefs. O True False

A new but rapidly-growing U.S. aerospace company is developing a promising heavy-lift rocket, along with spacecraft for manned and unmanned missions. The founder and CEO hears a rumor that several of the company’s employees are trying to stir up interest among their co-workers in obtaining union representation to empower them in negotiating better wages, benefits, […]

Planetary Resources, Inc., a U.S. corporation, is preparing to begin commercial spaceflight operations aimed at mining and exploiting the resources of celestial bodies, such as minerals and water, beginning with near-earth asteroids. Based on recent progress in commercial aerospace industry developments and its own research and development efforts, the company believes that such operations are […]

Congress has the authority to make any law it wishes as long as the law does not obstruct interstate commerce. O False O True

State courts generally have subject matter jurisdiction for family law cases. O False O True Question 24 1 pts A presidential executive order banning Muslim immigrants would be analyzed under which standard? O Federal laws are immune from challenge in court O Strict Scrutiny O Intermediate Scrutiny O Rational Basis

In Katzenbach v. Mcclung, the Supreme Court held that Ollie’s BBQ did not have to serve non-white customers in the dining room because they provided “separate but equal” service at the takeout window. O True O False

A critical element in retaliation claims is that a Plaintiff must show membership in a protected class in order to prevail.     True   False         A neutral requirement or practice refers to anything other than protected class characteristics used as a grounds for making employment decisions.     True   […]