We make promises all the time; most we keep, but some we don't.The question this week focus on when a promise isor is notenforceable. Said differently, when will the law make a person keep a promise?Chooseoneof the scenarios below and explain whether you think that the promise made is enforceable.Be sure to think about the concepts of offer, acceptance, consideration, legality, and capacity.

• Uncle John promises his nephew that he will give the nephew $10,000 on his 18th birthday if the nephew doesn't drink alcohol, smoke cigarettes, do illegal drugs, or engage in any immoral behaviors.
• Bill asks Sally to marry him, and she answers yes.Bill then sells his favorite sports car and pays upfront for a lavish wedding ceremony and a three-week trip to Europe.
• Keith agrees to transport ceramic figurines from Los Angeles to New York City in his moving truck.What he doesn't know is that each figurine is filled with packets of cocaine.
• Maria and Jennifer are having drinks at a local bar, and both are a bit tipsy.As the night goes on, Maria asks Jennifer to trade Jennifer's three-carat diamond ring for Maria's 1978 Ford Duster, and Jennifer agrees to the deal.