6. If Aziz Ansari decides that it is okay to cheat on his taxes, and he believes that it is okay for everyone to cheat on their taxes, which ethical test does he believe in?

9. Supa Fine Nail Salon is in violation of the city's building code that requires all awnings over storefront windows to be bolted to the building's exterior. What type of offense might Supa's be charged with?

10. In his criminal trial for conspiracy to defraud a client, Trump chose not to testify on his own behalf. He did so claiming the protection of the _____ Amendment to the United States Constitution, which includes the right not to incriminate oneself?

11. Dolly Parton is the trustee of her goddaughter Miley's trust fund, which was left to Miley after her parents were killed in an automobile accident. Dolly found herself in financial hardship, so she took some of Miley's trust fund money and used it to pay her own personal bills. This is considered _____.

13. Huma committed a crime for which she was found guilty and will serve a 10-year sentence in the penitentiary. What type of crime was this?

16. Due to the high cost of college, Mary Kate and Ashley decided to counterfeit $100 bills to help pay for tuition. This is known as?

19. Rafa hits and injures Nikole when he accidently hits tennis balls over the fence while trying to impress his girlfriend. Nikol requires stitches from the ball hitting her above the eye. Will Rafa have to pay for the stitches?

20. Carla was angry with her restaurant competitor Marcus because Marcus kept taking all of Carla's business. Carla falsely posted on her Instagram that Marcus's restaurant actually belonged to the mob. This is the tort of?

21.Which of the following has been adopted by courts to aid plaintiffs in establishing negligence claims?

22. Beanie sells phony stock certificates to Jonah to make a quick buck and pay off her loan shark. When Beanie's scheme is revealed and Jonah sues her, the court awards Jonah $10,000 for the money he lost and an additional $5,000 to punish Beanie for her wrongdoing. What type of damages are the $5,000?

24. In terms of strict liability theory, which of the following is an example of an inherently dangerous activity?

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