Clarence has been released from prison after a six-year term for armed robbery and assault. Having "paid his debt to society" for his crimes, he is now looking for work. You are advertising to hire workers for furniture-moving crews. Normally, two people work together all the time, so you know Clarence would be accompanied by another employee when on the job. However, you know of recent cases in which employers have been held liable for employees who have gone astray while on the job and have committed crimes. Since Clarence would be in people's homes, it is not impossible that this could happen. Should you not hire Clarence because of this worry?