1. The U.S. Constitution forbids:

   	a.	states from accepting goods from other countries
   	b.	the federal government from engaging in trade treaties with other countries
   	c.	states from regulating foreign trade
   	d.	states from accepting goods from other states
   	e.	the federal government from regulating foreign trade

2. In Fresenius Medical Care Holdings v. Tucker, where a Florida law prohibited physicians from having a significant financial interest in businesses to which patients were referred, the appeals court held that:

   	a.	to ask whether the plaintiff has been deprived of money and to ask whether the deprivation occurred without equal process
   	b.	none of the other choices are correct
   	c.	to ask whether the plaintiff has been deprived of a protected liberty or property interest and to ask whether the deprivation occurred without judicial approval
   	d.	to ask whether the plaintiff has been deprived of a protected liberty or property interest and to ask whether the deprivation occurred without legislative approval
   	e.	to ask whether the plaintiff voluntarily relinquished a protected liberty or property interest and to ask whether the relinquishment occurred without just compensation

3. Refer to Fact Pattern 19-2. Jayme's ads, when attacked as deceptive by the FTC, must be shown to do all of the following except:

   	a.	cause health injury to consumers.
   	b.	be a misrepresentation of information to consumers.
   	c.	the deception must be material.
   	d.	mislead a reasonable consumer.
   	e.	all of the other choices must be shown to be held to be deceptive.