Contract law is grounded in ________
A) state and federal case law and statutes including the Uniform Commercial Code
B) state and federal case law that now supersedes the Uniform Commercial Code
C) the Uniform Commercial Code alone, which now supersedes state and federal case law
D) the Commerce Clause of the U. S. Constitution
A
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
In the opening case, children were being paid _______ of the standard adult pay rate for doing the same work at HEG Electronics.
a. 16% b. 50% c. 70% d. 80%
Developing corporate entrepreneurial managers involves teaching them to
a. conduct business as usual b. break out of the box. c. give across-the-board raises. d. think of new ad campaigns.
Agency Investigations. A state statute required vehicle dismantlers—persons whose business includes dismantling automobiles and selling the parts—to be licensed and to keep records regarding the vehicles and parts in their possession. The statute
also authorized war-rantless administrative inspections; that is, without first obtaining a warrant, agents of the state department of motor vehicles or police officers could inspect a vehicle dismantler's license and records, as well as vehicles on the premises. Pursuant to this statute, police officers entered an automobile junkyard and asked to see the owner's license and records. The owner replied that he did not have the documents. The officers inspected the premises and discovered stolen ve-hicles and parts. Charged with possession of stolen property and unregistered operation as a vehicle dismantler, the junkyard owner argued that the warrantless inspection statute was un-constitutional under the Fourth Amendment. The trial court disagreed, reasoning that the junk-yard business was a highly regulated industry. On appeal, the highest state court concluded that the statute had no true administrative purpose and impermissibly authorized searches whose only purpose was to discover stolen property. The state appealed to the United States Supreme Court. Should the Court uphold the statute? Discuss.