(Business Law Related)

Please answer multiple choice question #1.

Also please double check question number 2-6. I highlighted the answer I think are correct but feel free to correct me if i'm wrong.

Thanks!!!

1. Regina was driving her truck when she stopped and got out to help an elderly man cross the street. Dean, who was nearby, noticed that the engine was still running, so he stole the truck before Regina could return. Dean knew that his cousin Eric was looking to buy a used truck, so he sold Regina's truck to him. A couple of days later, Regina saw Eric driving her truck and demanded that he return it to her. Which of the following statements is correct? a) Eric must return the car because he has void title. b) Eric can keep the car because he didn't know Dean had void title. c) Eric can keep the car because he got voidable title from Dean d) Eric must return the car because he got voidable title from Dean. e) Eric can keep the car because Dean had voidable title, so Eric got valid title. 1 2. Judicial review is the power of federal courts to declare statutes unconstitutional. TRUE FALSE 3. If the defendant does not engage in discovery before trial, the court will dismiss the case. TRUE FALSE 4. The President has the power to nominate new Justices to the U.S. Supreme Court (subject to the advice and consent of the Senate); and to veto legislation passed by Congress (but a presidential veto may be overridden by a two-thirds vote of both houses of Congress). TRUE FALSE 5. If you scream "Fire!" in a crowded space and someone gets hurt because of it you are not liable because you are protected by the First Amendment. TRUE FALSE 6. Which of the following answer choices correctly completes the following sentence when the words are inserted in the blanks in the order given? The doctrine of of Powers allocates powers to the three branches of government created by the U.S. Constitution as follows: the branch interprets the law, the branch makes the law, the branch enforces the law. Separation, Legislative, Executive, Judicial Separation, Judicial, Legislative, Executive Enumeration, Executive, Legislative, Judicial Separation, Legislative, Judicial, Executive Checks and Balances, Legislative, Judicial, Executive