1. Describe Kant's categorical imperative, it's application to business ethics. and how it differs from consequentialism.Additionally, define and explain the four sources of values for business ethics.

2. define and explain subject matter jurisdiction 2. describe 2 situations where a lawsuit would be handled exclusively by the federal court 3. Compare and contrast judicial restraint and judicial activism.

3. describe the difference between the burden of proof in criminal cases and civil cases 2. define what a "frivolous case" is and research and describe one contemporary example 3. describe the doctrine of res judicata.

4. discuss 3 different benefits of using mandatory alternate dispute resolution (ADR) in a business setting. Additionally, please explain the level of judicial review of voluntary/contract-based arbitration awards

5. explain what it means to have due process of law and equal protection under the 14th amendment.In your answer discuss the 3 levels of scrutiny and the types of cases each applies to.

6. define "statute of frauds" and describe the types of contracts that are required to be evidenced by a signed writing. Additionally, describe three exceptions to the writing requirement.Lastly, define and explain the differences between bilateral and unilateral contracts and give an example of each.

7. describe three different reasons (or excuses) for nonperformance of a contract.Please provide a practical business example for each.Lastly, define and explain the difference between a condition precedent and condition subsequent when it comes to contractual performance.

8. describe 3 different examples of specific white collar crimes.Describe the criminal elements a prosecutor must satisfy to establish that the accused party is guilty and give a recent example of a well known guilty verdict involving each white collar crime.

9. please explain why you thinkso many professional organizationsestablish themselves as a limited liability partnership (LLP)?What are thecharacteristics of an LLP that make it more attractive than either a corporation or partnership.