The government agency concerned with tracking outbreaks and developing methods to combat the spread of disease is the

In 1996 california legalized the medical use of marijuana, even though it was still illegal under federal law. californians angel raich and diane monson used medical marijuana that they grew on their own property. when federal agents destroyed their plants, monson and raich sued, claiming, among other things, that the commerce clause did not permit the federal government to regulate activities that took place in their back yards and homes. the federal government argued that since consuming locally-grown marijuana for medical purposes affects the interstate market for marijuana, the federal government may regulate—and prohibit—such consumption. whose argument should prevail?

George’s daughter was born with a hole in her heart. he met up with a group of individuals of questionable character who agreed to deliver to george a healthy heart that could be a transplant for his daughter for a sum of $20,000. the group george negotiated with failed to deliver the heart. george tried to sue when he did not receive the heart but was surprised when the courts would not enforce the agreement. can george force performance of this contract? why or why not? (10 points)will he be able to recover the $20,000 that he gave for the heart? why or why not? (10 points)

The frequency in wich you perform certain exercise depends on the blank of the exercise