Assignments

=== Week 1 Student completion of paperwork. Class introduction Research the Seven Deadly Sins for the State of Georgia Students will create a poster or brochure to inform fellow students about the law.
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Week 2 Students will research the presidential contest. Homework to watch the DNC convention and write a response. Student will read articles and write a response and email to teacher.

Week 3 Webquest- Three branches of government. Group project. Students will email webquest worksheet to teacher and later wiki page. Student will complete presentation on specific branch of government. Presentations due September 3rd 2008.

Week 4 Diagram the court system of the United States. Quiz on court system.

Week 5 Review for 5 week exam Five week exam

Week6 a. 2 paragraph response to 9/11 due by 6:00 pm on Monday.

b. Watch the web 2.0 video and write a technology plan for Mays. Post plan on individual page. 1.Research the concept web 2.0. Complete an internet search. Visit two other websites in addition to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_2.0 List all three websites under your two paragraphs.

2. Write a two paragraph response to information from the web 2.0 video. Where does the US fit into the future? How will this impact you?

3.Write a technology plan for Mays. List 3 ways and explain how Mays could better use technology.

Must be completed by Friday 9/20/08 at the end of 3rd period.

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=Greek Festival Extra Credit.= =Save this date October 4th, 2008= Parents please help with transportation. Can you carpool with come other students that live close? Objective of the extra credit is to provide students with exposure to Greek Culture such as democracy, dance, music, food and clothing. The extra credit is for two grades one quiz and one homework grade. Student must meet group at a time to later be determined and stay for a minimum of an hour. Possible times 12, 1, or 2 pm__.__[| Greek Festival] || =Week 7= =Homework Due 9.23.08 at the beginning of class.   = = = http://www.co.dane.wi.us/daoffice/process.htm
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Write or print of the glossary words for the criminal process such as felony. On a white sheet of paper diagram the criminal process to sentencing. Study you will have a quiz on 9.23.08 over the vocabulary glossary.

The following work must be posted on site by the end of class. 1. Go to this site http://www.politics1.com/p2008.htm and list two 3rd party candidates president and vice presidential picks. 2. Research background information about what the party stands for/ believes in. 3. Post Candidates names and two paragraphs about the parties belief system. On your individual page. 4.Go to discussion page and answer question. Homework bring in one article from the newspaper about the presidential election. Analyze article by using who, what, when, where, why. Due Monday September 29, 2008.
 * Class work 9/25/08**

=Week 9=

Complete the survey in the link below to find out your political side. [|http://www.politicalcompass.org] =Week 10 and 11= 1. http://www.thisnation.com/whygovt.htmlUse website for the 15 new students from Mr.Phillips class that arrived 10.13.08 to cover work missed during the first half of the semester. 2.Original class students will work on presidental surveys for class project. Students will survey other social studies classes. Collect the data, process, and create projects demonstrating results. 3. All students must watch Sec.Colin Powell on Meet the press. Write a paragraph response. 4. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0bN-jnpQXA

10.24.08 Diagram the criminal process. Know details of the process from arrest to appeal. media type="youtube" key="d0bN-jnpQXA" height="344" width="425"

10.24.08 Diagram the criminal process. Know details of the process from arrest to appeal. http://www.abanet.org/publiced/courts/pretrial_criminal.html

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Week 12-13 Have students write a campaign spot for each presidential campaign.

Student will write a final declaration for their candidate before the election.

Write a response to the SNL skit about politics

http://search.live.com/video/results.aspx?q=snl+youtube&docid=2828440174769&FORM=VIVP3

http://search.live.com/video/results.aspx?q=snl+youtube&docid=2828440174769&FORM=VIVP3

YOU SHOULD HAVE COMPLETED THE LAB PROJECT STARTED THE WEEK OF THE ELECTION.

WEEK 15 AND 16 15 WEEK EXAM

WRITE ANSWERS ON A SHEET OF PAPER HEAD PAPER IN THE FOLLOWING WAY TOP RIGHT HAND CORN -- NAME, DATE, CLASS PERIOD. NUMBER PAPER 1-50

Work for Sub 11/19-21/08 Write downthe 100 questions and answer to study for a quiz.

ANSWER THE SAMPLE QUESTIONSONS TO THE INS IMMIGRATION TEST ON A SEPARATE SHEET OF PAPER. 1-100 http://www.immigrationguide.com/citiq.htm

=12.9.08 Write on a sheet of paper. = Students go to: 1. www.un.org 2.Click on Welome 3.Go to the Cyber School Bus on the Right side at the bottom. 4 Click on School Bus and find Child Webquest. 5.There are several steps 1-8. As you go through the step answer questions or reflect on what you learned. 6.At the end of the webquest write a paragraph or two as a reflection of what you learned and possible solutions.

Print off the Study Guide for the Final December 17 and 18, 2008 and bring to next class for extra Credit of 100 points.
Study Guide for the Final

** Ethics and Law Final ** ** Multiple Choice ** // Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. //    1. Law is defined as     2. All students in the United States are provided with free public education through high school. This is what type of value? 3. Which of the following statements about our legal system is true? 4. Requiring citizens to pay taxes is based on this type of value. 5. Which of the following is a human rights violation and also a violation of the U.S. Constitution? 6. The laws that U.S. citizens are expected to obey come from 7. The local council passed an ordinance making it illegal for people to gesture in a way that makes other people feel uncomfortable. This ordinance is    8. are considered hidden lawmakers, making rules and regulations that affect business and industry. 9. For the United States to be subject to an international treaty, 10. Before issuing proposed regulations, agencies usually hold 11. Which of the following statements about lobbying is true? 12. Which of the following is an example of lobbying? 13. Residents in one state vote on election day whether or not to remove their governor from office. This is called a(n) 14. The highest voter turnout in national elections takes place in    15. Which position requires advocacy? ** Presidential Election  ** || **  Percent Who Sited  ** ** Reason  ** || 16. Which reason did most people give for not voting in the last presidential election? 17. The least cited reason people gave for not going to the polls was 18. Which reason was cited more frequently than illness as the reason for not voting in the last presidential election? 19.      The point of view of this political cartoon is that 20.      The point of view of this political cartoon is that 21. Going to court instead of using mediation or negotiation can sometimes make this type of case worse. 22. The least formal conflict resolution strategy is    23. Ombudspersons 24. Which statement is true about Native American tribal groups? 25. Both civil courts and criminal courts 26. Selecting jurors for a trial involves 27. Which president nominated the fewest justice to the U.S. Supreme Court? 28. Which president(s) appointed the same number of justices as President Clinton? 29. What is the case in which a lawyer sues another lawyer for a serious error that caused a client to lose his or her case? 30. An attorney fee based on a percentage of what the client wins in a case is called a(n) 31. People who become lawyers are most likely to work 32. The best way to find a lawyer to help you is    33. Which of the following statements about gangs is TRUE? 34. Researchers have identified which of the following as a factor that puts young people at risk for gang involvement? 35. The U.S. Supreme Court has interpreted the Second Amendment to mean that 36. Which argument supports a constitutional amendment to grant victims greater rights in criminal cases? 37. Which of the following are examples of preliminary crimes? 38. Adam holds a gun on spectators as Eve proceeds to empty their pockets of money and valuables. Adam will be charged as a(n) 39. An example of noncriminal homicide is    40. Today, suicide is    41. The difference between criminal assault and criminal battery is that 42. Sexual assault includes 43. Which of the following are ALL crimes against property? 44. Which of the following is an example of larceny? 45. Marty set his own home on fire and destroyed it because he wanted to build a new house on the property. He did not try to get insurance proceeds for the loss. Marty has committed 46. Conor works in the canteen selling snacks to students during lunch hour. Every day he takes $20 from the cash register. He has committed 47. Maurice used his credit card to order a digital camera. A week later, someone began charging items to Maurice’s credit card with the number they took from the Internet. Maurice is the victim of  ** Short Answer ** 48.    Identify at least one underlying value that is reflected by the law posted on the sign and explain //how// it is reflected. 49.      Complete the diagram illustrating the system of checks and balances by writing the following entries in the correct boxes. President vetoes acts of Congress Executive branch checks Congress and courts Each branch of government can use checks, or controls, over others Congress refuses to confirm presidential appointment Legislative branch checks president and courts Judicial branch checks president and Congress 50.      Complete the diagram by writing the name of each type of court in the correct box to show the organization of the court system in the United States. One box is completed for you. Municipal or County Court (local trials) U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals State Supreme Court (highest state court) U.S. District Court (federal trials) Intermediate Court of Appeals Reported  ||   Percent Arrested  ||     ||   Total Number Reported  ||   Percent Arrested  || 7,860,198  ||        16.2   ||  Total Violent Crime  || 1,024,134  ||        46.2   ||   51. What was the total number of crimes reported in 2001? 52. Which crime had the highest arrest rate? 53. Which crime had the lowest percentage of persons arrested? 54. Which court system handles more cases, state or federal? 55. What is the most frequent type of case brought in federal court? 56. Why is there no listing for juvenile cases in the federal chart? 57. Which type of complaint increased the most between 2002 and 2003? 58. What was the total number of fraud and identity-theft complaints in 2003? 59. How many more identity-theft cases were reported in 2003 than in 2001? 
 * a. ||  parental rules designed to correct behavior.  ||
 * b. ||  rules and regulations made and enforced by government to regulate people’s conduct.  ||
 * c. ||  tenets of moral conduct that all people should obey.  ||
 * d. ||  classroom rules that students must follow.  ||
 * a. ||  political  ||  c.  ||  moral  ||
 * b. ||  economic  ||  d.  ||  social  ||
 * a. ||  Our legal system protects basic human rights.  ||
 * b. ||  Our legal system represents the will of the minority.  ||
 * c. ||  Our legal system applies only to average citizens.  ||
 * d. ||  Our legal system ignores the rights of minorities.  ||
 * a. ||  moral  ||  c.  ||  political  ||
 * b. ||  economic  ||  d.  ||  social  ||
 * a. ||  The government orders all citizens to join a church.  ||
 * b. ||  The police enter the homes of all residents living in a high crime area and search for guns and drugs.  ||
 * c. ||  The police torture a suspect into confessing to a crime.  ||
 * d. ||  all of the above  ||
 * a. ||  Congress.  ||  c.  ||  administrative agencies.  ||
 * b. ||  state legislatures.  ||  d.  ||  all of the above  ||
 * a. ||  legal.  ||
 * b. ||  enforceable.  ||
 * c. ||  beyond the power of the local council to enact.  ||
 * d. ||  vague and therefore unenforceable.  ||
 * a. ||  Federal legislatures  ||  c.  ||  Administrative agencies  ||
 * b. ||  State legislatures  ||  d.  ||  The media  ||
 * a. ||  the U.S. delegate to the United Nations must vote //yes// on the treaty.  ||
 * b. ||  the president must sign it.  ||
 * c. ||  Congress must approve it by a simple majority and the president must sign it.  ||
 * d. ||  the president must sign and two-thirds of the U.S. Senate must ratify it.  ||
 * a. ||  appeals.  ||  c.  ||  trials.  ||
 * b. ||  public hearings.  ||  d.  ||  statutes.  ||
 * a. ||  Lobbying is a way to influence lawmakers to vote in a certain way.  ||
 * b. ||  Lobbying comes from the recent practice of cornering legislators in the outer waiting room of the legislature.  ||
 * c. ||  Lobbying is illegal.  ||
 * d. ||  Lobbying cannot be regulated by federal or state statutes.  ||
 * a. ||  Kim Chi writes a letter to her state representative requesting more money for schools.  ||
 * b. ||  Mary volunteers in a homeless shelter.  ||
 * c. ||  Amia collects signatures for a petition to change the starting time of school.  ||
 * d. ||  Hao calls a meeting of all soccer team families to change the way adults behave during games.  ||
 * a. ||  referendum.  ||  c.  ||  initiative.  ||
 * b. ||  recall.  ||  d.  ||  bill.  ||
 * a. ||  Mexico.  ||  c.  ||  the United States.  ||
 * b. ||  Canada.  ||  d.  ||  the world’s newest democracies.  ||
 * a. ||  judge  ||  c.  ||  defense attorney  ||
 * b. ||  jury  ||  d.  ||  arbitrator  ||
 * ** Reason for Not Voting in Last  **
 * Not registered ||   31   ||
 * Didn’t like candidates ||   10   ||
 * Not interested in politics ||   8   ||
 * No particular reason ||   8   ||
 * Illness ||   7   ||
 * Inconvenient ||   7   ||
 * Working ||   7   ||
 * Other reasons ||   7   ||
 * Not a citizen ||   6   ||
 * Out of town ||   5   ||
 * Couldn’t get to the polls ||   3   ||
 * Didn’t get absentee ballot ||   1   ||
 * a. ||  didn’t like candidates  ||  c.  ||  not a citizen  ||
 * b. ||  not registered  ||  d.  ||  didn’t get to the polls  ||
 * a. ||  inconvenience.  ||  c.  ||  they didn’t get absentee ballots.  ||
 * b. ||  illness.  ||  d.  ||  they are not interested in politics.  ||
 * a. ||  working  ||  c.  ||  no particular reason  ||
 * b. ||  out of town  ||  d.  ||  couldn’t get to the polls  ||
 * a. ||  citizen participation is welcomed by elected officials.  ||
 * b. ||  citizens have too much access to elected officials.  ||
 * c. ||  elected officials don’t want citizen input.  ||
 * d. ||  none of the above  ||
 * a. ||  special interest groups are more powerful than voters.  ||
 * b. ||  voters are more powerful than special interest group.  ||
 * c. ||  special interest groups want voters to be involved in elections.  ||
 * d. ||  none of the above  ||
 * a. ||  murder  ||  c.  ||  shoplifting  ||
 * b. ||  divorce  ||  d.  ||  robbery  ||
 * a. ||  mediation.  ||  c.  ||  negotiation.  ||
 * b. ||  court action.  ||  d.  ||  arbitration.  ||
 * a. ||  listen to union and management conflicts and issue a decision.  ||
 * b. ||  hear the husband and wife in a divorce list their preferences about child custody and help them to work out a solution.  ||
 * c. ||  investigate complaints and help parties reach agreements.  ||
 * d. ||  help landlords and tenants reach agreements over rental disputes.  ||
 * a. ||  The law of the United States has no application to Native American groups.  ||
 * b. ||  Tribal groups have complete authority over their reservations.  ||
 * c. ||  The U.S. government has delegated power to tribal groups to regulate various aspects of tribal life, including the environment.  ||
 * d. ||  Tribal law is the same for all reservations.  ||
 * a. ||  listen to testimony.  ||  c.  ||  decide the facts.  ||
 * b. ||  consider evidence.  ||  d.  ||  all of the above  ||
 * a. ||  voir dire.  ||  c.  ||  removal for cause.  ||
 * b. ||  peremptory challenges.  ||  d.  ||  all of the above  ||
 * a. ||  Truman  ||  c.  ||  Ford  ||
 * b. ||  Kennedy  ||  d.  ||  Reagan  ||
 * a. ||  Bush, Johnson, and Kennedy  ||  c.  ||  Eisenhower and Roosevelt  ||
 * b. ||  Reagan and Nixon  ||  d.  ||  Truman and Reagan  ||
 * a. ||  legal malpractice  ||  c.  ||  retainer charge  ||
 * b. ||  voir dire  ||  d.  ||  inquisitional system  ||
 * a. ||  retainer fee.  ||  c.  ||  contingency fee.  ||
 * b. ||  adversary fee.  ||  d.  ||  trial fee.  ||
 * a. ||  in private practice.  ||
 * b. ||  for the government.  ||
 * c. ||  for corporations, unions, or trade associations.  ||
 * d. ||  for public interest organizations.  ||
 * a. ||  to look in the phone book.  ||
 * b. ||  to get a referral from the bar association.  ||
 * c. ||  to get a recommendation from someone who had a similar problem that was resolved satisfactorily.  ||
 * d. ||  to look in the //Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory.//  ||
 * a. ||  Gangs operate only in the largest U.S. cities.  ||
 * b. ||  The overwhelming majority of gang members are female.  ||
 * c. ||  Gangs began in the United States in the 1990s.  ||
 * d. ||  Some young people join gangs to feel a sense of belonging.  ||
 * a. ||  poverty  ||  c.  ||  stable family  ||
 * b. ||  success at school  ||  d.  ||  living in an urban area  ||
 * a. ||  the state has a right to maintain a militia.  ||
 * b. ||  the individual has a right to own a gun.  ||
 * c. ||  state and local governments may not limit gun ownership.  ||
 * d. ||  the federal government has a right to maintain a militia.  ||
 * a. ||  Victims already have a great say in criminal prosecutions.  ||
 * b. ||  The focus of the criminal justice system is to punish a member of society for wrongdoing.  ||
 * c. ||  The civil system provides for damages to victims from wrongdoers.  ||
 * d. ||  Victims are not a party to a criminal case and too often are ignored.  ||
 * a. ||  solicitation, burglary, and rape  ||  c.  ||  attempt, solicitation, and robbery  ||
 * b. ||  conspiracy, attempt, and larceny  ||  d.  ||  solicitation, attempt, and conspiracy  ||
 * a. ||  accomplice.  ||  c.  ||  accessory before the fact.  ||
 * b. ||  principal.  ||  d.  ||  accessory after the fact.  ||
 * a. ||  felony murder.  ||  c.  ||  involuntary manslaughter.  ||
 * b. ||  voluntary manslaughter.  ||  d.  ||  none of the above  ||
 * a. ||  a crime.  ||
 * b. ||  not a serious cause of death among teens.  ||
 * c. ||  often treated as a plea for help.  ||
 * d. ||  attempted by most people at some time in their lives.  ||
 * a. ||  in assault, the person acts recklessly.  ||
 * b. ||  in battery, the person acts intentionally.  ||
 * c. ||  in assault, there is a threat of physical attack.  ||
 * d. ||  in battery, there is a threat of physical attack.  ||
 * a. ||  stalking.  ||  c.  ||  battery.  ||
 * b. ||  rape.  ||  d.  ||  manslaughter.  ||
 * a. ||  assault, arson, embezzlement, robbery  ||
 * b. ||  receiving stolen property, burglary, forgery, homicide  ||
 * c. ||  extortion, robbery, battery, larceny  ||
 * d. ||  larceny, vandalism, burglary, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle  ||
 * a. ||  Konrad shoplifts a jacket.  ||
 * b. ||  Karen holds up a jewelry store.  ||
 * c. ||  Karol threatens to beat Grace up if she does not give her $1,000.  ||
 * d. ||  Karl breaks into his neighbor’s house.  ||
 * a. ||  arson.  ||  c.  ||  vandalism.  ||
 * b. ||  malicious burning.  ||  d.  ||  no crime.  ||
 * a. ||  robbery.  ||  c.  ||  burglary.  ||
 * b. ||  extortion.  ||  d.  ||  embezzlement.  ||
 * a. ||  burglary.  ||  c.  ||  embezzlement.  ||
 * b. ||  identify theft.  ||  d.  ||  extortion.  ||
 * Crimes Reported and Arrests Made  ||
 * Type of Crime ||   Number
 * Larceny/Theft ||   5,329,949   ||   17.6   ||  Total Property Crime  ||
 * Burglary ||   1,585,074   ||   12.7   ||^   ||^   ||^   ||
 * Motor Vehicle Theft ||   945,175   ||   13.6   ||^   ||^   ||^   ||
 * Aggravated Assault ||   640,168   ||   56.1   ||
 * Aggravated Assault ||   640,168   ||   56.1   ||
 * Robbery ||   304,077   ||   24.9   ||^   ||^   ||^   ||
 * Forcible Rape ||   67,907   ||   44.3   ||^   ||^   ||^   ||
 * Murder and Non-negligent Manslaughter ||   11,982   ||   62.4   ||^   ||^   ||^   ||
 * ||  ||   ||  Crime Index Total*  ||   8,884,332   ||   19.6   ||
 * *The crime index is the sum of violent crimes and property crimes.  ||
 * *The crime index is the sum of violent crimes and property crimes.  ||

- Please head your paper Full Name Date 15 week Exam Multiple Choice 1. 2.  All Essay 1. Choose according to directions on your test. || ** Ethics and the Law Fifteen-Week Assessment Due December 3rd, 2008. **
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** Multiple Choice ** // Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. //   1. What is the purpose of the //USA// //Patriot Act?// 2. What is an historical example of the government taking away the rights of citizens during times of crisis? 3. Sneak and peek searches are 4. The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court 5. Military tribunals can 6. An advantage to federal student loans is   7. Overdraft protection available to customers with a good credit history provides for 8. A stop payment order is used to prevent thieves from being able to use a person’s stolen 9. Amy lost her wallet in which she had her credit card. Her liability for the stolen credit card is   10. Usury is the 11. Jack received three unordered CDs in the mail from Modern Music CD Club. An accompanying letter says that he can keep the CDs for only $2 each, provided he joins the CD club and agrees to buy 4 more CDs in the next year. Jack 12. Simon shows up at Carl’s door selling chocolates for $10 a box. After buying one box of the chocolates, Carl wishes to cancel the contract. Under federal law, Carl 13. Advertising is   14. Tobacco advertising is controversial because 15. Salim answers an ad for a $60 desk at the local warehouse store. When he gets there, the salesperson says that the $60 desk is not sturdy enough to hold a computer and that the best deal is the $200 desk, which is sturdy. Salim is the victim of   16. In analyzing whether suspicionless drug testing of political candidates is constitutional, the Supreme Court 17. Which of the following statements is true today? 18. Which is true of the //Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act//? 19. Where is privacy protected the most? 20. Overturning a 1986 case, the U.S. Supreme Court in 2003 ruled that the sexual practices of two consenting adults in their own home ** Completion ** // Complete each sentence or statement. // //  Complete each of the following statements with the appropriate choice below. Some choices are not used. // 21. A credit arrangement in which people lend money at high, often illegal, rates of interest is. 22. Requirement in a credit arrangement that the last payment is much larger than the monthly payment is a. 23. requires creditors to give consumers basic information about the cost of buying on credit. 24. A person denied credit because they are single and not married is the victim of. 25. A consumer who is unable to pay a debt is in. // Complete each of the following statements with the appropriate choice below. Some choices are not used. //
 * a. ||  to trace the sources of money funding terrorists  ||
 * b. ||  to find and detain terrorists who enter the United States as immigrants  ||
 * c. ||  to intercept communications among terrorist groups  ||
 * d. ||  all of the above  ||
 * a. ||  removal of people, including citizens, of Japanese heritage to internment camps  ||
 * b. ||  establishment of the national bank  ||
 * c. ||  implementation of a federal income tax  ||
 * d. ||  none of the above  ||
 * a. ||  searches with warrants.  ||
 * b. ||  searches without warrants and with delayed notice to the person whose property has been searched.  ||
 * c. ||  searches without warrants and with no notice to the person whose property has been searched.  ||
 * d. ||  none of the above  ||
 * a. ||  was created by the //USA// //Patriot Act.//  ||  c.  ||  has published rulings.  ||
 * b. ||  has open hearings.  ||  d.  ||  none of the above  ||
 * a. ||  meet in secret.  ||
 * b. ||  use hearsay as evidence.  ||
 * c. ||  authorize the death penalty with a two-thirds vote of the judges.  ||
 * d. ||  all of the above  ||
 * a. ||  low intrest rates.  ||
 * b. ||  that loans can be deferred while the borrower is still in school.  ||
 * c. ||  graduated payment programs.  ||
 * d. ||  all of the above  ||
 * a. ||  payment of checks written over the amount of the balance in the account.  ||
 * b. ||  electronic funds transfer at ATM machines.  ||
 * c. ||  interest-free checking.  ||
 * d. ||  none of the above  ||
 * a. ||  ATM card.  ||  c.  ||  checks.  ||
 * b. ||  debit card.  ||  d.  ||  traveler’s checks.  ||
 * a. ||  the amount that the thieves charge.  ||
 * b. ||  $50 regardless of when she discovers the loss.  ||
 * c. ||  $50 only if she notifies the bank that issued the credit card within two business days of discovering the stolen credit card.  ||
 * d. ||  none of the above  ||
 * a. ||  interest rates above the legal limit.  ||  c.  ||  legal limit for interest rates on credit.  ||
 * b. ||  annual fee charged for a credit card.  ||  d.  ||  service fee on checking accounts.  ||
 * a. ||  may keep the CDs without paying for them.  ||
 * b. ||  must pay $2 for each CD he keeps.  ||
 * c. ||  must send the CDs back to the CD club if he decides not to join the club.  ||
 * d. ||  none of the above  ||
 * a. ||  can cancel within three business days.  ||
 * b. ||  cannot cancel the contract because it is for $25 or less.  ||
 * c. ||  does not have a contract with Simon.  ||
 * d. ||  none of the above  ||
 * a. ||  a protected form of free speech.  ||
 * b. ||  is effective.  ||
 * c. ||  widespread, with more than $225 billion spent on advertising in 2000.  ||
 * d. ||  all of the above  ||
 * a. ||  cartoon characters are cool.  ||
 * b. ||  smoking is the nation’s leading preventable cause of death.  ||
 * c. ||  there is no free speech protection for tobacco advertisements.  ||
 * d. ||  none of the above  ||
 * a. ||  bait and switch.  ||  c.  ||  e-commerce.  ||
 * b. ||  an infomercial.  ||  d.  ||  none of the above  ||
 * a. ||  examined whether or not there is a problem of drug use by politicians.  ||
 * b. ||  balanced the privacy rights of candidates with the state’s interest in having drug-free officials.  ||
 * c. ||  determined whether there is a compelling state interest in drug testing.  ||
 * d. ||  determined whether or not people object to drug testing.  ||
 * a. ||  There is a movement to limit privacy protections under the U.S. Constitution.  ||
 * b. ||  There is a movement to expand privacy protections under the U.S. Constitution.  ||
 * c. ||  There are few state laws protecting privacy.  ||
 * d. ||  There is little popular support for privacy.  ||
 * a. ||  Students may have access to their high school records.  ||
 * b. ||  Parents may have access to their children’s school records.  ||
 * c. ||  Police may have access to all students’ school records.  ||
 * d. ||  Army recruitment officers may have access to all students’ school records.  ||
 * a. ||  airports  ||  c.  ||  work  ||
 * b. ||  school  ||  d.  ||  home  ||
 * a. ||  are protected by the constitutional right to privacy and the fundamental right to be let alone.  ||
 * b. ||  are not constitutionally protected.  ||
 * c. ||  cannot be criminalized but can be the subject of civil action.  ||
 * d. ||  none of the above  ||
 * a.balloon payment ||  a.garnishment  ||
 * b.bankruptcy ||  b.loan sharking  ||
 * c.credit discrimination ||  c.truth in lending  ||
 * d.default ||  d.usury  ||
 * a.bait and switch ||  a.referral sale  ||
 * b.corrective advertising ||  b.spam  ||
 * c.e-commerce ||  c.telemarketer  ||
 * d.loss leaders ||  d.tobacco advertising  ||

26. In the advertiser must run ads for a specified period letting consumers know that past ads were deceptive. 27. Misrepresentations in ads that attempt to trick buyers in buying items is. 28. Unsolicited e-mail is. 29. The practice of allows sellers legally to advertise specials at very low prices to get customers into the store, so long as sellers have a reasonable quantity on hand and they do not disparage the item in order to get the buyer to buy a more expensive product. 30. is a rapidly expanding area of commercial activity.