Identify the situation below where an individual has the greatest expectation of privacy in a file they have tossed into the garbage a. Tossing a file into a garbage can located in their friend's home b. Tossing a file into a garbage can located in the bedroom of their apartment c. Tossing a file into a garbage can located in the lobby of their employer's place of business d. Tossing a file into a garbage can located in their own office at their employer's place of business Generally speaking, when a person tosses something into a trash can, they have a(n) expectation of privacy with regards to the item discarded a. minimal b. reasonable c. high d. absolute Bankruptcy filings are public information available to the public a. True b. False US courts recognize an employer's ability to minimize employees' expectation of privacy by putting them "on notice that employees has no expectation of privacy while performing employer-related duties using employer-related property, technology, or communications infrastructure True False Miss Peacock killed the Butler with the Pistol in the Conservatory. At her deposition, Mrs. White stated that she was told by several people that Miss Peacock had admitted to committing the crime. Miss Peacock gave what type of evidence? a. Real Evidence 6. Testimonial Evidence c. Demonstrative Evidence d. Not Admissible Evidence While conducting a fraud examination, Scott Stone finds a memo signed by Joseph Weil, which he believes proves that Joseph committed fraud. At his deposition, the defense attorney demands that Scott provide a copy of the memo to the defense. Unfortunately, when Scott returns to his office he finds the memo has disappeared. Unless he finds the memo, Scott will not be allowed to talk about the memo at trial due to the a. Best Evidence Rule 6. Original Writings Rule c. Excited Utterance Rule d. Adverse Interest Rule ("Statements Against Self Interest") Evidence is a. Anything that can be used to detect something b. Anything that can be used to prove something c. Anything that can be used to commit fraud d. Anything