Please answer each question with a long paragraph.

2. What would we do with a case involving a surrogate parenting contract? is that a job for the science court or the commercial docket? Explain.

3. Would commercial judges begin to lean toward the best interests of merchants rather than the consumer? Explain.

4. Would science court judges begin to lean toward the best interests of scientists and engineers rather than the public? Explain.

handle commercial lawsuits. The special masters are the first line of defense on the commer cial docket. They handle cases and make rulings that are then passed onto the commercial judge for evaluation and approval. The commercial judge can uphold, reject, reverse, or te submit the case to the special master. (See Ohio Sup. R. Temp. Rules 1.01 to 1.11). Self-Evident Truths: The Science Court v. The Commercial Docket As noted earlier, a planned court system that is similar to the Ohio commercial docket is the proposed sci- ence court. The science court would act as a forum for cases involving scientific and technological dis putes, Like commercial docket judges, the science court judges would be trained to deal exclusively with cases of a scientific and technological nature. The science court would focus on disputes involving genetic engineering; nuclear energy research; cyber-contract law; energy law; cloning; engineering, architectural, and technological projects; medical treatments; medical research; environmental law; birth control; health care wills; health care power of attorney disputes; abortion law disputes; intellectual property problems, surrogate parenting and so on. The plan is to use specially trained judges with scientific and technological backgrounds who will be equipped to handle the complexities of today's science related cases. The science court and the commercial court look good on paper, but would they actually work in the real world