66. The government can suspend certain rights and freedoms during a state of:
a) Emergency
b) War
c) National crisis
d) Political unrest
67. The government’s liability for acts of its employees can be attributed based on the principles of:
a) Vicarious liability
b) Joint liability
c) Strict liability
d) Absolute liability
68. The government can be held liable for acts of its employees even if they are committed:
a) With the employee’s personal motive
b) Outside the scope of employment
c) Without authorization
d) All of the above
69. The liability of the government for acts of its employees can be limited by:
a) Statutory immunities
b) Contractual provisions
c) Consent to the act
d) All of the above
70. The government’s liability for acts of its employees can be waived by:
a) Express consent
b) Implied consent
c) Legislative enactment
d) Judicial order
