5. A state statute that bans certain advertising practices for the purpose of preventing consumers from being misled is likely to be unconstitutional under a. the commerce clause. b. the First Amendment. c. the supremacy clause. d. none of the above. 6. Procedures that are used to decide whether to take life, liberty, or property are the focus of constitutional provisions covering a. equal protection. b. procedural due process. c. substantive due process. d. the commerce clause. 7. A law that limits the liberty of all persons to engage in a certain activity may violate constitutional provisions covering a. equal protection. b. procedural due process. c. substantive due process. d. the supremacy cause. A law that restricts most vendors from doing business in a high-traffic area might be upheld under constitutional provisions covering a. equal protection. b. procedural due process. c. substantive due process. d. the free exercise clause. 9. Congress enacts a law covering airports. If a st a. both laws are valid. b. neither law is valid. c. the federal law takes precedence. d. the state law takes precedence. enacts a law covering airports. If a state enacts a law that directly conflicts with this federal law, LUCWERING MORE LEGAL PROBLEMS