A judge may sentence a person convicted of a crime to which of the following?
a. Incarceration
b. Fines or other financial penalties
c. Probation
d. All of these choices are correct
D
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All of the following are types of questions you might find on a personal history form EXCEPT ______.
A. historical B. hypothetical C. personality D. internal
Alyssa is a financial advisor to Mr. and Mrs. Smith. The Smiths tell Alyssa they wish to invest their savings of $100,000 into a long term savings mechanism that will yield a steady yearly increase while they enjoy their elderly years. The Smiths are both in their 80’s. Alyssa has been touted at her firm as a fast riser. She wants to make a name for herself by being able to get clients to put money into ABC – a high risk new venture. Alyssa tells the Smiths that the venture is very stable – and when she gets Mr. Smith alone, she pushes him to make the decision on the spot, without consulting his wife. Alyssa knew that Mr. Smith was starting to show signs of dementia, and she felt he could easily be persuaded without Mrs. Smith around. Mr. Smith signed the entire account to
ABC. Within weeks ABC went bankrupt and the Smith’s lost everything. What claim can be made against Alyssa by the Smiths? What will be an ideal response?
The purpose of publishing a notice to creditors in a newspaper is to notify known creditors how to file claims against the estate
a. True b. False
How did changing the term of a patent from 17 years from the date of grant to 20 years from the date of filing an application motivate applicants?
What will be an ideal response?