hits Jack, killing him. Is Victor guilty of Jack's murder? If yes, why? 2. In Question 1, is Victor guilty of any crime with respect to Marco? 3. Billy takes Kyle's iPad from Kyle's office without his permission, planning to return the iPad once he's finished playing The Paragon Project. After returning the iPad, Billy takes Kyle's new Rolex. Billy is charged with larceny of Kyle's iPad and watch. Is he guilty of larceny? 4. Neil covets the new flat-screen TV purchased by his son, Devon. Knowing Devon is away, Neil breaks into Devon's house at midnight to steal the TV. Is Neil guilty of burglary? Why/why not? 5. Under traditional common law, what if in Question 4, the TV was in Devon's office and Neil took it at 3pm. Would he be guilty of burglary? 6. Nick and Victoria agree to meet at dawn to engage in a duel for control of Newman Enterprises, which is unlawful in this jurisdiction. Officer Paul finds out about the plan and arrives the next morning just after Nick and Victoria have begun the duel. They are both charged with dueling and conspiracy to engage in a duel. Do they have a defense to the conspiracy charge? Why/why not? 7. Jill returns home from her business trip from Hong Kong and walks in on her husband Colin in bed with the maid, Esther. Infuriated Jill leaves her home. The next day while in Chancellor Park, she runs in to Esther, finds a shotgun on the ground, and screams, "Last night was the last time you will sleep with my husband, you sick bitch!" Jill then shoots Esther, killing her instantly. Can Jill be convicted of voluntary manslaughter