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1. Liz was hired to audit the books of the Hatch Company.After completing her work, Baird issued an opinion that said that the Hatch Company bookkeeper had consistently ignored generally accepted accounting principles and had failed to disclose some very important financial information.What kind of opinion has Liz issued?

1. Nick, an attorney, was hired by Korey to act as his agent as he negotiated a new contract with the Iowa Falls Comets, a professional soccer team.Unknown to Korey, Nick was also on the board of directors of the Iowa Falls Comets.What duty did Nick violate in this situation?

1. Shawna developed a computer program that allowed instructors to input student test results into a computer.The program allowed the computer to store the students' results and figure out their final grades.Essentially, the program allowed the computer to serve as a memory aid and calculator for the instructor.The patent office refused to grant Shawna's request for a patent.Why?

1. After she was fired, Tammy used her expertise to enter the computer system of Harrington Industries in order to make certain that the entire system crashed.When she was uncovered as the source of Harrington's problem, she said that she could not be charged with cybervandalism because she had not personally gained from engineering the crash of Harrington's computer system.Is Tammy correct?Explain.

1. April represents the plaintiff in a lawsuit.She decides to conduct a search of the computer system of the defendant.In her request for real evidence, she specifies that she wants all of the active data on the computer that concerns her client's suit.What has April forgotten, if anything?Explain.