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1.Shortly after Bonnie started to work at in the law offices of Annalise Keating, Annalise's husband, Sam, began asking making suggestive comments to her. Each time, Bonnie asked him to stop. Nevertheless, Sam persisted. One day Sam playfully but intentionally touched Bonnie's breasts while they were standing next to each other at the coffee machine. Which statement is correct? (A) Sam defamed Bonnie. (B) Sam committed the tort of trespass. (C) Sam committed the tort of slander. (D) Sam committed the tort of battery.

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2.In 1995, after nearly ten months of testimony, a criminal jury acquitted celebrity football player and actor O.J. Simpson of murdering his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and restaurant waiter Ron Goldman. Then, in 1997, a civil jury found Simpson liable for the murders, assessing $33.5 million in damages against him. How can these juries come to two such different verdicts on the same issue? (A) A criminal jury and a civil jury consider different evidence. (B) A criminal jury and a civil jury use different standards of proof in deciding cases. (C) A criminal jury decision is unanimous, and a civil jury decision only requires 50% of jurors to agree. (D) O.J. Simpson had more protections as a criminal defendant.

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3.Tonya went ice skating on a neighbor's pond, but she fell through a thin area into icy waters.Tonya did not have permission to be on the property, and the neighbor did not even know that she was there. Is the neighbor liable for Tonya's injuries? (A) Yes, because the neighbor's conduct was negligent. (B) No. (C) Liability might depend on whether Tonya is a child or an adult. (B) Yes, because the neighbor is strictly liable

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4.Angel, an employee of Pray Tell Ultimate Fashion Corporation (Pray Tell), committed a serious criminal act in an attempt to obtain a large sales order for Pray Tell from a major retail chain. A court found her guilty of the felony and also found Pray Tell guilty of criminal conduct. Pray Tell was fined $1 million. The court (A) erred in fining the company because finding both Angel and Pray Tell guilty violates the Double Jeopardy Clause of the Constitution; (B) acted properly if this were a federal proceeding but not if this were a state proceeding; (C) acted properly in finding Angel guilty, but it erred in finding Pray Tell guilty because of the exclusionary rule; (D) acted properly in this case.

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4.John was driving his new Mazda CX-5 through a busy intersection. He was so preoccupied trying to learn all of the features of his new car that he was not paying attention as he drove through the intersection. He hit William's car as William drove through the intersection without obeying a stop sign because he was distracted trying to locate the Broadway Channel on his Sirius/XM radio. William sued John for negligence because of the accident. The jury found that William's fault contributed 40 percent to the collision and determined that his total loss from the accident was $100,000. If the state in which the accident occurred has a standard comparative negligence statute, what should be the jury's award to William.(A) $40,000; (B) $60,000; (C) $100,000; (D) $0

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6.Kristin is starring on Broadway in a smash hit play, and the play is a hit primarily because of Kristin's Tony Award winning performance. Because the play is somewhat unusual, and because the producers worried that they might not recover their investment if Kristin left the show before it broke even, they signed Kristin to an unusually long 2-year contract to play the leading role, a fact that was widely reported in Variety, other entertainment industry publications and the New York Times. A year into the run of the play, however, Kristin receives an offer to play the lead role in a big-budget movie musical, Low Low Land. She and the Low Low Land producers sign a contract for her to star in the movie musical, and she withdraws from the Broadway play with 10 months left on her contract, breaching her contract with the Broadway play producers. Without Kristin in the lead role, the play closes a month after Kristin withdraws. The production does not recoup its investment, so the producers and the investors lose most of their investment in the play. The producers of the Broadway play sue the Low Low Land producers and likely will (A) win a case in defamation; (B) win a case for tortious interference with contract; (C) win a case for commercial exploitation; (D) lose the lawsuit. (Assume for this question that the COVID-19 pandemic is not happening and both Broadway shows and movies are proceeding in the usual course!)

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Question 17 0.5 pts A scalper reselling Super Bowl tickets is an example of money being used as: a medium of exchange. O an illegal asset. a store of value. a standard of deferred payment. O a unit of account. Question 18 0.5 pts If banks are prevented from lending out funds, there will be no money creation in an economy. True FalseD Question 26 A country has a GDP of Y=C+I+G+X C=24, 1=19, G=36, X=27. What is the size of the country's current account? Question 27 A country has a GDP of Y=C+1+G+x C=6, 1=48, G=16, X=-15. What is the size of the country's national saving?Question 14 1 pts The journal entry to record the cash distribution of a company's profit to its owners would include a debit to the following account: O Dividends O Expenses O Cash O Capital Contributions None of the Above Question 15 1 pts The general ledger in an accounting system is used to O initially record all the transactions of a business. check the accuracy in the initial recording of all of a business' transactions. post all of a business' transactions after the preparation of a trial balance, O summarize the effect of all of a business' transactions on each account of the business.O $60,000. $62.000. QUESTION 14 was $12.000. The Accounts Receivable account has a beginning balance of $10,000 and the company provides services of $50,000 on account during the month. The ending balance How much did the company receive from customers during the month? $52.000. O $50,000. $62,000. $48,000. QUESTION 15 The assumption that the assets and liabilities of the business are accounted for on the books of the company but not included in the records of the owner is the: O Monetary unit assumption. Going concern assumption. Economic entity assumption. Periodicity assumption. QUESTION 16 The financial statement(s) that record activity over an interval of time include the: O Balance sheet Income statement. Balance sheet and income statement. Income statement and statement of cash flows