A. Go to https://sos.ks.gov/business/notary.html (Links to an external site.), which contains information on how to become a Kansas notary, and answer the below five questions worth 2 points each (Note for best results, go to the end of this site and click on "Notary Handbook" under "For more information."): 1. How old must a person be to become a notary public in Kansas? 2. What is the amount in dollars of the bond that a notary public must have? 3. How much is the application fee? 4. When notarizing a document, must the person signing the document personally appear before the notary public? 5. How long (in years) after the cause of action accrues does a person have to file a lawsuit against a notary public? B. Go to the Website of the Kansas Judicial Branch, http://www.kscourts.org and on the first page click on "Attorneys." This will take you to the Attorney Directory. Using my name (Michael Pener) look me up. Provide my Current Status and Registration Number and the date of Kansas Admission. C. Review the following list of seven ways that an attorney licensed in Kansas can be disciplined and identify two of them. Rule 225 TYPES OF DISCIPLINE(a)Discipline. An attorney who commits misconduct may be disciplined by any of the following: (1)disbarment by the Supreme Court;(2)suspension by the Supreme Court for an indefinite period of time;(3)suspension by the Supreme Court for a definite period of time; (4)probation by the Supreme Court for a definite period of time under Rule 227; (5)censure by the Supreme Court, which the Supreme Court may order to be published in the Kansas Reports;(6)informal admonition, which is not published and is the least serious form of public discipline and which may be imposed by a hearing panel or by the disciplinary administrator at the direction of the review committee; or (7)any other discipline or condition the Supreme Court determines is appropriate. (b)Disciplinary History. All types of discipline become a permanent part of an attorney