Two Boys Held Up a Liquor Store at Gunpoint and Ran

question 15

Multiple Choice

Two boys held up a liquor store at gunpoint and ran off with a bag of money.The police saw them run into Jill's apartment building where there are only four apartments off a common hall and no apparent way out of the building but the front door.The police knock on Jill's door.She says she's the only one there.The police can:

• A)search the apartment without a warrant because Jill voluntarily answered the door.
• B)search the apartment without a warrant because they are in hot pursuit of the fugitive.
• C)not search the apartment, because they have no reason to believe that the boys are in Jill's apartment rather than in the others.
• D)not search the apartment, because voluntary consent to enter is necessary.

Understand the concept of puffing and its relationship to warranties.

Analyze the implications of warranty disclaimers and waivers under the UCC.

Identify how third-party beneficiary rules apply to warranties in the context of the UCC.

Determine the statute of limitations for warranty claims under the UCC.

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Definitions:

Fixed Interval Schedule

A type of conditioning schedule where a reward or reinforcement is administered after a set period of time has passed, assuming the required response has been made.

Continuous Reinforcement

A method of learning that involves giving a reward after every correct response in order to reinforce the desired behavior.

Secondary Reinforcement

A stimulus that becomes reinforcing through its association with a primary reinforcer.

Intermittent Reinforcement

A conditioning schedule in which a reward or punishment is given only some of the time a behavior occurs, leading to more robust responses.