Direction: Read and analyze the different cases below and answer the questions that follow briefly but substantially. Case 1: Mr. Clean is a graduating student. He is aware that he has an exam in Math the following day. Yet he plans to do the usual, partying all night long with his friends. Mr. Clean is a born partygoer; he never liked the idea of studying. He is also a born cheater, surviving all the difficult examinations by cheating. Mr. Clean said to his friend, "We don't need to review! Look bro, I'm about to graduate without having to study anything sincefirst year!\" he boasted to his friends when they told him that they needed to prepare a cheat sheet. \"Cheating is bad if you get caught,\" Mr. Clean thought, \"that is, if my teacher can catch me.\" The following day, his class took the exam. And he did as m His cheat sheet was helping him well, too well that he did not notice his teacher approaching him from the back. Mr. Clean was caught cheating. \"Sir, I'm not cheating, I'm just reading my notes,\" the teary-eyed Mr. Clean would later explain. 1. Is Mr. Clean guilty of cheating? Why or why not? Explain your answer. 2. What is the aggravating circumstance of Mr. Man that will increase his moral culpability? Case 2: It was Mfirst time to be in Manila and to be at a five-star hotel, thanks to his bolikboyon friend, Jack. For m the experience was truly breathtaking. Things were truly unlike anything he has seen in his hometown: the food, the room, and most especially the escalators and elevators. \"It's like magic, the stairs move up and down without people moving them!\" he once exclaimed. When the day came for Jack and mm return to their beloved town, they waited at the hotel lobby while their room was being checked for missing items. After a few moments, the hotel manager approached them saying, \"Sir, I think we've got a problem,\" he tactfully informed Jack. \"Two pillowcases and one blanket are missing, I think, you two need to pay for them.\" Jack indignantly told the hotel manager to check the room again. \"We are not thieves!\" Jack complained. \"But we have checked your room several times already.\" The hotel manager protested. \"If you cannot pay for the missing items, I'm afraid we may need to check your baggage.\" \"Fine, help yourself,\" Jack retorted. The hotel manager was about to open their baggage, when Mstopped him, \"Wait! Okay! I've got the pillowcases and the blanket,\" Madmitted. \"Sir, your honor, I am very sorry, I thought I could bring them home with me... you know, as some sort of souvenir?\" Mexplained intears. 1. Is Mguilty of stealing? Explain your answer. 2. Is coercion a sufficient reason to excuse a person from moral liability? Explain your