BUS 140 Business administration

BUS 140 Week 5 Test Contracts |MiraCosta CollegeQuestion 1In order for an acceptance to be valid, it must “parrot” the offer.This is known as:Mailbox RuleU.C.C.Mirror Image RulePolly's CrackerQuestion 2Contractual damages that are beyond compensatory damages and are only awarded when there are special circumstances are known as:Add-on DamagesPunitive DamagesConsequential DamagesGeneral DamagesQuestion 3Peter and Wendy are best friends.Following a

BUS 140 Week 4 Test Criminal Defenses Assignment | MiraCosta College Question 1 Which of the following crimes is “consent” not a valid defense? Murder Intoxication Larceny Burglary Question 2 If a defendant had a mistaken belief he was justified in using self-defense when he killed another person, he would likely be found guilty of: Murder Involuntary Manslaughter Voluntary Manslaughter Nothing

BUS 140 Week 4 Test Crime Assignment | MiraCosta College Question 1 Which Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects citizens from illegal searches and seizures by the government? First Amendment Fourth Amendment Sixth Amendment Fifth Amendment Question 2 Which of the following would establish the “mens rea” necessary for murder? Intent to cause the victim serious bodily injury Intent to kill the victim Reckles

BUS 140 Week 4 Chapter 11 Discussion | MiraCosta CollegeChapter 11 Discussion Questions QUESTIONInteractive Data Corp. hired Daniel Foley as an assistant product manager at a starting salary of $18,500. Over the next six years, Interactive steadily promoted Foley until he became Los Angeles branch manager at a salary of $56,116. Imeractive 's officers repeatedly told Foley that he would have his job as long as his performance was adequate.

BUS 140 Week 4 Chapter 7 Discussion | MiraCosta CollegeChapter 7 Discussion Questions QUESTIONShawn was caught stealing letters from mailboxes. After pleading guilty, he was sentenced to two months in prison and three years' supervised release. One of the supervised release conditions required him to stand outside a post office for eight hours wearing a signboard stating, "I stole mail. This is my punishment." He appealed this requirement

BUS 140 Week 4 Chapter 5 Discussion |MiraCosta CollegeQUESTIONCarter was an employee of the Sheriff's office in Hampton, Virginia. When his boss, Sheriff Roberts, was up for reelection against Adams, Carter "liked" the Adams campaign's Facebook page. Upon winning reelection, Sheriff Roberts fired Carter, who then sued on free speech grounds. Is a Facebook "like" protected under the First Amendment?***You may either attach the document when submit

BUS 140 Week 3 Torts Quiz | MiraCosta College Question 1 Which of the following is an element of the tort “assault?” Offensive touching Fear or apprehension of an imminent touching Future Harm Harmful touching Question 2 Intentionally entering or wrongfully remaining on another’s real property is which of the following torts? Trespass to Chattel Interference with Ownership Trespass to Land Conversio

BUS 140 Week 3 Chapter 10 Discussion | MiraCosta CollegeChapter 10 Discussion Questions QUESTIONS1. Barrow was a government employee. Because he shared his office computer with another worker, he brought in his personal computer from home to use for office work. No other employee accessed it, but it was connected to the office network. The computer was not password protected, nor was it regularly turned off. When another networked computer

BUS 140 Week 3 Chapter 9 Discussion | MiraCosta CollegeChapter 9 Discussion Questions QUESTIONS1. Boboli Co. wanted to promote its "California-style" pizza, which it sold in super­ markets. The company contracted with Highland Group, Inc., to produce two million recipe brochures, which would be inserted in the carton when the freshly baked pizza was still very hot. Highland contracted with Comark Merchandising to print the brochures. But w

BUS 140 Week 3 Chapter 8 Discussion |MiraCosta CollegeChapter 8 Discussion Questions QUESTIONS1. Andrew Greene sued Paramount Pictures for defamation arising out of the film "The Wolf of Wall Street." Although the film did not use his name, Greene alleged that the fictitious toupee-wearing character Nicky "Rugrat" Koskoffwas based on him. The film portrayed Rugrat as a "criminal, drug user, degenerate, depraved, and devoid of any morality