Exam 4: The Constitution: Focus on Application to Business

An amendment to the Constitution may be approved to become effective by:

A law that creates a class that suffers a loss of freedom:

With respect to the ability of Congress to impose taxes,the Supreme Court has held that Congress may impose:

In Pro's Sports Bar & Grill v.City of Country Club Hills in which the City of Country Club Hills did not renew Pro's Sports Bar & Grill's liquor license,the appeals court held that:

In Hughes v.Oklahoma,a statute passed by Oklahoma prohibiting the export of minnows out of the state,to help protect the specie,was held to be constitutional.

The most important part of the Constitution with respect to businesses is:

Traditionally there have been more restrictions on:

In Baccus Imports v.Dias,The state of Hawaii imposed a 20 percent tax on all alcoholic beverages except for local products.This law was found:

In Citizens United,the Supreme Court struck down portions of the McCain-Feingold Act,which limited "electioneering communication" by corporations and unions because:

States may not copy federal regulations if:

The Supreme Court has held that highly regulated professions,such as lawyers and doctors,are subject to extensive state restrictions on advertising because these are "learned professions."

In Consolidated Edison Co.v.Public Service Comm. ,the New York utility commission ruled that the electric company could not send its customers information in support of nuclear power.The Supreme Court held that this was unconstitutional because:

The U.S.Constitution forbids:

Which of the following state taxes is unconstitutional:

State regulations:

Which of the following restrictions on commercial speech were held to be constitutional by the Supreme Court?

The Fifth Amendment prohibits the taking of private property by government without compensation.

Which of the following is NOT an Article of the Constitution:

Improperly gather evidence:

Commercial speech,in contrast to political speech,may be regulated if it: