The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit hears appeals from the U.S. Commissioner
of Patents.?
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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Money laundering is a crime that involves taking the proceeds of illegal activities and washing it by passing it through a legitimate business
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
For the tort of false imprisonment, which is an untrue statement?
a. Words alone, without an act, may be sufficient to establish this tort. b. Intent is required. c. Confinement must be limited to a minimum size room. d. There is no element of confinement if there are reasonable means of escape known to the plaintiff.
Paralegal Cheri worked on the defense of Client Joe Thames. As part of that matter, Cheri worked on restructuring Joe's finances, creating trust funds for his children, and moving some of his money to off-shore accounts. When Cheri moved to the Gnew Law Firm, she participated in Gnew's standard conflict check and discovered no potential conflicts. Some months later, Gnew took on a new collection
matter from Bank of West Virginia: Bank v. Joe Thames. Cheri has not been assigned to the case and, in fact, doesn't even work on the same floor as the collection team at Gnew. What is Cheri's obligation? A) Cheri can but does not have to say anything about the conflict so long as she does not divulge any confidential information about Joe. B) Cheri should quit her job at Gnew before the whole firm is disqualified from the case. C) Cheri must bring this information to her supervising lawyer even though she is not working on the case because the law assumes that she will divulge confidential information that is adverse to her former client. D) Cheri should not say anything about the conflict because she was not assigned to the case.
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. One of the elements prosecutors must prove in rape cases is that a sex act took place. 2. The UCR’s new definition of rape includes sexual assault with an object. 3. Rape Shield laws prevent prosecutors from revealing the defendant’s sexual past. 4. A victim’s consent to engage in oral sex is sufficient for a defendant to assume vaginal sex is consensual as well. 5. Teenagers who are the same age and over the age of consent cannot be convicted of forcible sodomy for their joint consensual sexual acts.