2) Law and morals/ ethics provide a vastly distinct sets of standards. At times, they reinforce one another, yet in other instances they offer diametrically disparate perspectives on the same issue. Identify a matter regarded as both lawful and moral, another that is lawful but not moral, and lastly one not lawful but moral. 3) Define corporate social responsibility (CSR) and any two arguments against and any two in favor of such. 4) Describe several significant differences among the three major forums for resolution of disputes: Judicial, administrative, and alternative dispute resolution (ADR). 5) Explain how the fact that how an administrative agency encompasses all three functions of government, raises the issue of a possible due process concern. 6) Two major legal protective devices found within the US Constitution are equal protection and due process of law. How do they differ regarding the protection provided and their application? 7) Criminal law and civil law are two vastly different areas or disciplines of law. While the former is a form of public, statutory law, the latter is a form of private, common law. Please explain the difference. 8) The implementation and maintenance of a corporate compliance program, has become a critical aspect of corporate governance. In fact, federal sentencing guidelines take cognizance of such initiatives in the mitigation and reduction of sentences for the criminal activities ascribed to corporations. What are several requisite elements of a viable corporate compliance program? 9) Explain the difference between the judicial processes relied upon in a civil lawsuit vs. a criminal prosecution. You may wish to consider the parties, who represents each, the forums for resolution, the degree of proof required and the objective of each proceeding