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Question 3 3.33 p In order to have a homicide categorized as first degree murder, it must have been: O Involuntary or Voluntary Manslaughter first Criminal Negligence or Unlawful Act O Mens Reus and Res Ipsa Loquitor O Repetitive behavior and a continuous history Deliberate and PremeditatedQuestion 8 3.33 pts The difference between criminal and tort with regards to the burden of proof? Criminal is "preponderante of the evidence, more likely than not," and tort is "beyond a reasonable doubt." Criminal is "beyond a reasonable doubt, and tort is "preponderante of the evidence, more likely than not." Criminal is "Substantively Yes," and Tort is "Objectively Yes." None of the Choices Criminal is "Objectively Yes", and tort is "Subjectively Yes."Question 7 3.33 pts Carol had a sleepover with her college friends. Jen liked a black dress she saw in Carol's closet and decided to take the dress, without Carol's permission, to wear to church the next day. Jen's behavior represents an example of what kind of tort? O Battery Nuisance O Trespass to chattel Trespass to land EmbezzlementWhat is the definition of equity in legal and business world? O In the legal world equity means "Fairness and Justice" in the business world it means "Ownership" O In the legal world equity means "Ownership" in the business world it means "Fairness and Justice" O In the legal world equity means "Owner's Equity" in the business world it means "Stockholder's Equity" O In the legal world equity means "Business Growth in the business world it means "Right from Wrong O In the legal world equity means "Stockholder's Equity" in the business world it means "Owner's Equity"Question 2 3.33 pts Which of the following is False? O Statute of Frauds applies to the sale of a computer from Best Buy that costs $859. O You owe a trespasser the duty not to set up a booby trap. Wild animals are considered a strict liability tort. O None of the Choices are False O Implied warranty of Merchantability guarantees that a product will be reasonably useful and safe for its intended purpose.Question 6 3.36 pts Mark comes to your office to talk to you about an idea he has. He tells you that he does not have cash to pay you but if you help him, he will compensate you with equity in the company. He talks about a crazy website were individuals can talk to each other online and socialize, something called "Facebook". Knowing that the technology industry is booming, you agree. Mark asks you that he needs to form a business entity for his business idea. He wants a company that can grow as big as it needs to, Mark has big dreams that the company will one day be a multi-billion-dollar company. Mark also wants to be able to get as much funding and investors as possible. He wants the most liability protection possible, mostly since he predicts millions of users. Mark is not that concerned about taxes because he believes companies should give as much profits back to the community. Which business entity would you recommend for Mark? Limited Liability Company (LLC) General Partnership 501(C)(3) Sole-Proprietorship C-CorpQuestion 4 3.33 pts If the board of directors use the defense that they were making the best decision for the business based on the information they had; what law would protect them from personal liability? O Business Judgement Rule Pierce the Corporate Veil O Defense to Formation O Limited Liability Company Respondent SuperiorQuestion 10 3.33 pts Which business entity is the hybrid of a partnership and a corporation? O Limited Liability Partnership O S-Corp C-Corp O Sole Proprietorship Limited Liability Company (LLC)Question 5 Which of the following is not a business entity? O Horse Racing: a hobby with no profits O Flower Corp: a C-corp in the public stock exchange A Limited Liability Partnership established by four medical doctors. Religious Church of California: a Non-profit 501(c) (3) OFueling LLC: a LLC with partnership election for tax purposesQuestion 1 3.33 pts Ruby was a new employee for BallMart and she had not gone through proper training yet. When stocking the shelves Ruby dropped a bottle of water. Instead of cleaning it she decided to leave it until she returned from lunch. A customer was walking by, fell and hurt his back. If the customer sues, which doctrine would allow Ball Mart to be held responsible for Ruby's actions? O Respondeat Superior O Negligence Per Se None of the choices Promissory Estoppel Res Ipsa Loquitor