Exam 4: The Constitution: Focus on Application to Business

In Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.v.Public Service Comm. ,the New York utility commission ruled that electric utilities could not advertise to promote the use of electricity.The Supreme Court held that the regulation:

Bigelow v.Virginia involved the conviction of a Virginia newspaper editor who published ads about the availability of abortions in New York City the Supreme Court held that:

In McCulloch v.Maryland the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of a bank chartered by Congress.

Under the Fifth Amendment,when can a person be forced to produce documents for a government prosecution that could implicate a business in a violation of the law?

A restriction on advertising for a doctor's services is an example of:

Katzenbach v.McClung involved a restaurant that served food to black customers only at take-out windows.White customers would be seated.The Supreme Court held that the:

Congress and the states may share regulatory responsibilities.

Regulation of commercial speech must be:

The state of Virginia did not violate the equal protection clause of the Constitution by having an all male military academy because it offered alternative choices for women students.

If you are convicted of criminal drug-related activities in your home,your personal property may be confiscated by the government (with no just compensation payment)without violating the Constitution.

In Katzenbach v.McClung,the Supreme Court held that Congress had,in passing the Civil Rights Act of 1964,used which basis for applying federal regulations to a small restaurant?

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 the commission was:

Among other things,the 14th Amendment protects due process rights and:

With regard to state taxation,a major controversy today is:

In Kelo v.City of New London,Conn. ,where the city forced people to sell their houses so there could be a new large project built,the Supreme Court held that the forced sale:

When a company challenges a regulation restricting commercial speech,the company bears the burden of showing the regulation goes beyond reason,as such rules are presumed to be justified.

If a publication is sued for making critical comments about a product that could injure its reputation,the party bringing suit must show that there was malice or a reckless falsehood for there to be liability imposed.

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 applied a two-step approach to determine if due process had been violated.The two steps are:

In Japan Line,Ltd.v.County of Los Angeles,the Supreme Court held that is was unconstitutional for the state of California to tax property owned by a Japanese company that was located in California that was used in international shipping.

Which of the following statements is correct?