John Lydon is a third-year law student at the Blackacre College of Law located in the state of Blackacre. Blackacre's Supreme Court has adopted the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct. in addition, the Court has adopted bar admissions procedural guidelines that are identical to those that exist in Illinois. Prior to entering law school, Lydon was a car thief who eamed huge sums of money over the course of eight years reselling stolen luxury vehicles on the black market in the Russian F ederation. Authorities long suspected him of wrongdoing, and he was questioned on numerous occasions by police and FBI agents, but he was never charged with any erime. Lydon decided to attend law school to get a degree and practice intemational law. He also believed that having a law license would allow him to further expand his car selling enterprise. in his law school application, he listed his occupation as a "self-employed entrepreneur in the automobile industry." He paid his law school tuition through money earned while he was engaged in his unlawful activities. In addition, for the past several years, Lydon has been an active member of a Russian white supremacist organization known as the Russian Imperial Movement ("RIM"). The organization, which has been banned in Russia and is considered to be a terrorist group by the United States Department of State, provides training and financial support to those who want to carry out acts of repression and violence against migrant communities in Westem Europe. Lydon has received a monthly salary from RIM to recruit Americans to join the organization. Lydon completed an on-line application to sit for the bar and be admitted to practice in Blackacre. in the application, he listed his occupation as a "marketer of luxury automobiles." In addition, he represented that he eams a monthly stipend from a Russian environmental rights group known as the Russian Ecology Movement ("REM"). He did not list any involvement with RIM. Several weeks after submitting his application, the Blackacre Character and Fitness Committee notifed Lydon that the Committee members wanted to meet with him in a remote session to discuss his application. in response, Lydon consulted with a lawyer named Paul Cook. Lydon provided Cook with a comprehensive and accurate history of Lydon 's background and told the lawyer that he wanted to hire him for the limited purpose of joining him in the meeting with the Character and Fitness Committee. Lydon told the lawyer that he would pay a $5,000 fee. Lydon told the lawyer, "I don't want you to speak at the session. 1 will answer any questions. The Conmittee will think that I am treating the process seriously if I just have an attomey. Wear a white shirt and a dull tie." Cook agrees to represent Lydon under the stated terms. Please discuss all ethics issues raised above. Determine whether or not there have been any violations of the American Bar Association Model Rules of Professional Conduct in regard to each issue and explain the bas is of your opinion.