Agents of the Software Agency (SA) Check Companies to Be

question 163

Multiple Choice

Agents of the Software Agency (SA) check companies to be sure all the software they use is properly licensed, not copied. SA agents arrive at Bob's Drugs to conduct an inspection. Bob asks the agent to see her search warrant, otherwise he will not admit her. The SA contends that a warrant is not needed to conduct a routine search to see if SA regulations are being followed. The Supreme Court is likely to say that warrants by SA officials are:

• A) not needed to search property regulated by Congress given its authority under the commerce clause
• B) not needed to search business property because the Fourth Amendment (search and seizure) only applies to persons and their property
• C) not needed because the Third Amendment (quartering of federal officials) allows entry into property by government officials as needed for law enforcement purposes
• D) needed because the Third Amendment (quartering of federal officials) does not allow entry into property by government officials for law enforcement purposes without a warrant
• E) none of the other choices

Recognize the significance of marriage and its functions in society.

Analyze the effects of changing family dynamics on children and societal institutions.

Understand the historical context and evolution of family forms.

Explore the debates surrounding the necessity and impact of sociopolitical reforms on family life.

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Definitions:

Authority Figure

An individual who holds power or control in a particular context, often able to influence others' actions or beliefs.

Obedience

The act of following the directives or commands of authorities or social norms, often studied in the context of how people can be influenced or controlled by others.

Milgram's Study

An influential experiment conducted by Stanley Milgram in the 1960s to investigate obedience to authority, demonstrating that people are willing to administer what they believe are painful electric shocks to another person when instructed by an authority figure.

Legitimate Power

A form of authority that is recognized and accepted by others due to the position or role held by an individual within an organization or society.