True False 1.

The Criminal Code statement of purposes and principles of sentencing that apply to organizations committing the offence of fraud also apply to organizations committing the offence of making a false representation under the Ontario Consumer Protection Act.

True False 2.

The Competition Bureau's investigator decides that the misleading advertising being carried out by CALLUS Inc. should be treated by civil procedure. As a result, the Competition Bureau has the authority to impose an administrative monetary penalty against CALLUS Inc., and may also prosecute CALLUS Inc. for misleading advertising.

True False 3.

A cyber "health check" is being prepared at CALLUS Inc. as Raj Khan has been advised that the company is vulnerable to cyber crime. One recommendation that Raj should consider implementing is a response plan in the event that there is a successful hacking attack in the future.

True False 4.

Since Carson Proudfoot's persons were raised on First Nation lands but Carson grew up elsewhere, the Aboriginal sentencing provisions in the Criminal Code do not apply to Carson.

True False 5.

The use of virtual currencies, such as bitcoin, is not likely to be used by cyber criminals since such currencies are unregulated and anonymous.