substantial jail time. If the criminal is charged with a RICO felony, things can become much worse. (2 pages) a. Identify two instances where Lisa, working through her restaurant, can engage in activities that are viewed as criminal. b. Identify two instances where the activities can be handled as civil infractions. c. How are criminal charges different from civil charges? 01. What is a RICO felony, and what makes it so fearsome to defendants in criminal cases? . Let's say Lisa discovers that a seafood vendor with whom she has worked has been cited for health violations by the county three times in five months, each of which was articulated as a warning and none of which led to legal action. Lisa informs the vendor that she wants to terminate their relationship, but the vendor pushes back, saying this violates the year-long contract he has to be her primary supplier of seafood. He himself has contractual obligations with other suppliers, and breaking the contract with him would provide a major hardship. identify the three dominant forms of dispute resolution commonly employed in business that are open to Lisa. What are the pluses and minuses of each. Again, please keep the discussion focused on Lisa's specific case and avoid broad, abstract statements. (2 pages) . When there are civil disputes between two or more parties, there are three standard modes of dispute resolution that are commonly employed. Identify these modes. How does each work? What are the strengths and weaknesses of each? (2 pages)