federal statute

 The Hazardous Materials Transportation Act.
 The Toxic Substances Control Act.
 The Nuclear Waste Disposal Delivery Act.
 The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act.
 All of the above are actual federal statutes.

 True
 False

 Throwing rocks through a storefront window.
 A teenage girl taking money out of her dad’s wallet without his knowledge or permission.
 A man driving his car off a cliff for the insurance money.
 A woman killing her neighbor’s dog because it barks all night.

 Dispossession.
 Scienter.
 Chattel.
 Livery of seisin.
 None of the above.

 Unauthorized possession or interference with another’s chattel.
 Intent to dispossess or interfere with owner’s use of personal property.
 Tortfeasor puts chattel to his or her own use.
 Both A and B.
 Both B and C.

 Bob, the county clerk, mailed a plaintiff’s complaint and summons to the defendant, not knowing that the complaint contained defamatory remarks.
 Colleen, the bailiff, removed a boisterous spectator from court proceedings.
 Tanya, a deputy sheriff, shot the defendant’s dog that attacked her after she had entered the defendant’s land to serve a subpoena.
 Michael, a police officer, ticketed an automobile that was legally parked.
 None of the above.

 True
 False

 True
 False

 Real and personal.
 Actual and constructive.
 Intentional and unintentional.
 Personal and physical.
 None of the above.

 Using one of the computers at the college’s computer lab.
 Filling your swimming pool with a garden hose connected to your unfriendly neighbor’s water supply.
 Taking the complimentary soap and shampoo from your motel room.
 Taking an unattended umbrella to a department store’s lost-and-found department.
 Driving down a barricaded street