Suppose that you were sent to prison for a crime you did not commit. While in prison, the warden learns that you have taken ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEM course and are very good with your computer and Accounting skills. In fact, you are so good at it that the warden has offered you a good paying part-time job to teach other inmates basic Accounting and computer skills that they will use some day after being released. However, the warden plans to use his position of authority at prison to steal money. He uses prisoners as low-cost labor to do projects around the town. Because other legitimate companies cannot compete with these low costs, they bribe the warden not to bid on jobs. The warden asks you to use your accounling and computer skills to participate in both input and output frauds by falsifying the documents and creating a fictitious set of cost accounting records that will allow the warden's bribers to go undetected by the state prison authorities. When you object to helping with this fraud, the warden threatens you to end your tutoring sessions with other inmates and sentence you to solitary confinement. To further sway your decision, he promises that if you'll help, he'll make your prison life casy by giving you special meals and other favors. If you help the warden steal money, you benefit personally and the other prisoners benefit by your continued tutoring sessions. However, the warden physically abuses some of the prisoners, and helping him steal money means that he'll remain in his position for a long time, continuing his abusive behavior 2. What would be your ethical dilemmas? Why? b. What would you do in this situation? How