A lawyer (Alpha) participated in a state bar lawyer's assistance program in which she was asked to mentor a lawyer (Beta) who had self-reported his battle with alcohol abuse. Alpha regularly met with Beta, who was under the mentorship of the assistance program in an effort to protect his clients. During the meetings, Alpha examined the status of client files and attorney work product. In one of the cases, Alpha discovered that Beta had failed to promptly deposit a payment sent to a client from a third party. Alpha corrected the error and then Alpha expanded her mentorship to include trust account management. The client was not in any way harmed by Beta's mistake. Alpha did not report the trust fund issue to the state disciplinary authorities. Did Alpha's decision not to report the trust fund issue to the state disciplinary authorities comply with the Model Rules? Group of answer choices No, because the mistake was outside of the scope of the original topics on Alpha agreed to mentor the lawyer with the substance abuse problem. Yes, because the client was not harmed by Beta's trust fund mistake. No, because Alpha was required to report the issue to the lawyer's assistance program administrators. Yes, because Alpha learned about the trust fund mistake while she was mentoring the lawyer in conjunction with a state bar lawyer's assistance program