"""ASSIGNMENT Part 1: FIRAC EXERCISE = Review the following Fact Pattern.""" Analyze and outline according to the FIRAC framework regarding potential liability. This Fact Patterns is already extremely brief, so your Fact section will pretty much mirror what you are already given here but condense where you can. (So your Fact Section is essentially already written!). This should be no more than a page long, single spaced, bolded headings, spaces between paragraphs, 12 pt. font, Times New Roman font style. No more than 1 page in length. Worth 25 Points I = Issue -- composed of the 3 components of (1) Jurisdictional tag, (2) legal question, and (3) factual component. R = Rule of Law -- bullet points listing the applicable law (in this case only one statute). A= Analysis - matching the law against the fact pattern and analyzing how it applies and why/how it affects your conclusion. C = Conclusion - 1-2 sentences which answer the question posed in the Issue section. FACTS: Witnesses saw the following events at about 5:30 pm on July 1, 2019. A purse belonging to Ms. Harriswas on the sidewalk outside a grocery store. The Defendant stood near the purse, looked around in alldirections, then picked up the purse. He carried the purse to his car put it in the back seat, and droveaway.At about 6:15 pm the same day, a police office stopped Defendant on a tip from one witness. When thepolice officer came up to Defendant's car window, Defendant did not say anything about the purse,which was lying in plain view in the back seat, until he was specifically asked about it by the officer.Defendant then told the office, "I was going to take the purse to the police station tomorrow to turn it in.I never even opened it." The officer reported that the purse was on the back seat in plain view and wasclosed.Once the purse was in custody, Ms. Harris inspected it but found nothing missing from its contents. Ms.Harris stated, however, that she wanted to press charges against the Defendant for larceny.The statute you need to apply is:Virginia Revised Statutes 176.25 which states that "Larceny is the taking and carrying away of anotherperson's personal property with the intent to permanently deprive that person of their property."