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Legl 2700 Roessing Test 1 Court Cases Q&A Latest Update 2025

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Legl 2700 Roessing Test 1 Court Cases | Q&A Latest 2025/2026 | 100% PASS San Jose Shipwreck - Answer -Sea Search Armada found it and decided to split it 50/50 with Colombia. Colombia changes mind, and screws SSA. SSA sues in USA, loses due to being past statue of limitations. National Federation of Independent Businesses V Sebelius - Answer -SC determines that its okay for congress to force people to pay for healthcare because it is a tax, NOT because of the commerce clause. Also determines that the medicaid expansion is unconstitutional because it threatens existing medicaid funding. Pena-Rodriguez V Colorado - Answer -Juror admitted he voted out of racial bias Mayer V Belichick - Answer -Jets fan tried to sue patriots for recording teams. District court + circuit court found that he did not have standing to sue because he did not have a legally protected right at stake. Walmart Stores V Dukes - Answer -Class Action against Walmart for discrimination against female employees. SC threw out class action status because there is a lack of commonality other than sex. Exxon Mobil Corp V Allapattah Service - Answer -class action. The court found that it /could/ consider the claims of class members who did not meet the $75,000 requirement.