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Question 1: Answer the following discussion questions:p. 307 #1: You own University Heights Apartments, a business that rents primarily to students. One evening, your tenant Sharon is attacked by an intruder who forces the lock on the sliding glass door of her ground-floor apartment. Sharon’s screams attract the attention of Darryl, your resident manager, who comes to Sharon’s aid. Together, he and Sharon drive the intruder off, but not before they both are badly cut by the intruder.1.Is the intruder liable for what he has done?2.Do you have legal responsibilities to Sharon and Darryl?3.What should you consider doing at your apartments?p.407 #1: A drug company applied for the approval of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to market a miracle drug that the company believed could cure some cancers. During the period that the application was under consideration, the company’s stock rose to $65 per share. The president of the company learned that the FDA application was about to be denied. You are a personal friend of the president, and he told you that he believed that the stock will start trading downward. You sell 4,000 shares of stock, which you purchased for $10 per share. Your decision appears to be a good one because you made a profit of about $200,000. When questioned about the sale by an investigator from the Securities and Exchange Commission, you state that the sale was because of a preexisting arrangement to sell the shares when the price fell below $60 per share. Following the announcement that the FDA application was denied, the stock went to $7 per share.1.Did you commit a crime when you sold the stock?2.Did you commit a crime in your answer to the federal agent?Were you part of an illegal conspiracy?p.439 #1: You and two of your college roommates have discussed plans to open a restaurant. You intend to attract college-age students who are health- and fitness-minded to your restaurant. You and your co-owners agree that each will invest equally in terms of time and money. However, in addition to contributions made by each of you, another $700,000 is essential for the restaurant to succeed.1.What type of organization is best suited for this business activity?2.Who will manage the restaurant during times that you and your co-owners are not present?3.What liabilities do you and your co-owners face?p.439 #2: Three years following your graduation with a business degree, you and three classmates began operating a consulting business. Your firm specializes in offering support related to payroll- and account-management computer applications. So far, your firm has relied on the four of you as its only consultants. A potential major client requests that your firm make a proposal for a year-long project. This project would result in your firm hiring several additional consultants and support staff. Because of the length of time and financial commitment this project may take, you and your co-owners take time to address the following questions:1.How would your firm conduct business on such a large scale?2.How could you limit potential liability for and by various consultants?3.Which form of business organization is best suited to meet the needs of your growing firm?Question 2: Find a current news article regarding a strict liability tort, explain/define the tort involved, summarize the article , and tell me your view on the article. For example, do you agree/disagree, like/dislike, etc. This should a minimum of two pages. Question 3: Read the Webster case, and prepare a case brief of the Webster case (2 pages).Question 4: Watch the video, and give a brief summary of it (2 pages).Video link: Question 5: Watch the video, and write a 3 page (double-spaced) paper connecting this show to at least three themes of the course, being certain to cite at least three of our readings from the semester. Put your references on a separate page.Question 6: Listen to Caught, episode 5 (https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/caught/episod…), and discuss the intersection of juvenile sentencing and adolescent development. Write 250-300 words, citing at least two sources from class, including way back to the Steinberg article that introduced us to the topics. Where do we also see this in Just Mercy (Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson: https://books.google.com/books?id=egdxAwAAQBAJ&pri…)?