The Law Society of Alberta conducts hearings regarding misconduct by its members and can impose sanctions for it. Read the Order of the Hearing Committee, including Schedule 1 in Law Society of Alberta v. Hudson, 2019 ABLS 31 (CanLII). After reading the Order and Schedule, the statement below that is FALSE is: a. Ms. Hudson obtained her law degree from the University of Saskatchewan and later became a student member of the Law Society of Alberta. b. Ms. Hudson agreed to comply with a policy which prohibits students from disclosing or discussing Competency Evaluation Documents with anyone, except for the director and staff at CPLED. c. In her reprimand, Ms. Hudson was told that she had put her professional reputation and integrity at risk. d. Ms. Hudson had to redo her Legal Research and Writing Competency Evaluation as a result of her actions. Locate Alberta's occupier liability legislation. Under the legislation, premises DOES NOT include: Select one: a. rallway locomotives. b. railway cars. c: aircraft. d. trailers used for, or designed for use as, residences, shelters or offices