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1. FBI agents enlist Jessie to place audio and video recording devices in a hotel room to record conversations between himself and Walter White. Jessie books the room, pays for it, and retains a key. The recording devices are only turned on when Jessie is in the hotel room. Does the warrantless bugging by the FBI violate Walter’s Fourth Amendment rights? Why or why not?2. Chandler rearranges the furniture in the apartment he shares with Monica. Monica later returns home with Ross after attending a movie. Seeing the rearranged furniture, Monica becomes angry and throws a vase at Chandler. Chandler ducks and the vase hits Ross. Since Monica did not intend to hit Ross, can he sue her for battery, an intentional tort? If so, under what theory?3. Donald purchases Lawn Darts for Huey, Dewey, and Luey from Mickey’s Drug Store. Lawn Darts is a game consisting of large darts that are thrown into a target on the ground in an outside yard. Huey throws a dart at the target and accidentally hits Luey as he walks across the yard. Donald then sues Mickey under the unreasonably dangerous theory of strict liability. Should Donald prevail? Why or why not?
