What do you think has been the impact of the Supreme Court’s decision on African-Americans who choose to travel through several states?
What will be an ideal response?
Acceptable answers to this opinion-based question should apply analysis of Heart of Atlanta Motel v. U.S. and examples of increased or decreased interstate travel.
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A first-degree felony isnotpunishable by
A. ?death. B. ?life imprisonment. C. ?ten years' imprisonment. D. ?five years' imprisonment.
If the trust is revocable, the trustor has the right to change, amend, or terminate the trust at any time as long as:
a. The trustor is free from any legal disability and remains of sound mind b. The trustor consults with an attorney c. The trustor consults with the beneficiaries d. The trustor applies for the changes through probate court
The right of the state government to define and control activities that promote the health, safety, and welfare of it citizens is more commonly known as commerce power
A. True B. False
Drew and Alicia were married in Las Vegas one month after the conclusion of a television series in which Alicia chose Drew from among three dozen eligible bachelors. The ceremony was conducted on national television in front of millions of viewers. After the marriage, Drew told Alicia that he was not physically capable of ever having children. Alicia intends to seek an annulment of their alleged
"marriage." Which of the following statements is accurate regarding this situation? A) Drew and Alicia's marriage is void rather than voidable. B) Alicia will not be able to obtain an annulment because it is her fault that she didn't know more about Drew prior to marrying him. C) Alicia may be able to obtain an annulment on the basis of a fraud that relates to the "essentials of marriage." D) Alicia will not be able to obtain an annulment because if there is a fraud, it does not relate to "the essentials of marriage."