When representing one client injures the interests of another client. Conflict of interest Confidentiality brach Competency issue Candor

Fines and jall time (occasionally) for information security failures are: Generally, only applicable when a person or organization violates state laws. Generally, very small in quantity and almost never applied. Generally, only applicable when a person or organization violates federal laws. Generally, only applied for serious, deliberate misuse where someone intentionally accesses data in order to do harm or for personal gain.

If you are parking on a hill make sure to: Turn your wheels so they are straight ahead It does not matter how your wheels are positioned Turn your wheels into the curb Turn your wheels away from the curb

MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTION What branch does Article II create and describe? Judicial Branch Military Branch Legislative Branch Executive Branch

How can declaring bankruptcy impact your future employment opportunities? It has no effect on employment opportunities It guarantees you a higher-paying job It makes it easier to get promoted It may prevent you from getting a job in certain industries, such as finance or government positions, due to credit checks

Which option below will result in an automatic suspension of your driver's license? Getting a ticket for texting and driving. Construction zone citation. Purchasing alcohol as a minor. Not stopping while a school bus has active stop sign and stop lights on.

Nesta Archeron was convicted of 3 counts of public drunkenness. She was sentenced to 3 months of jail time for each count, to be served concurrently. Was Nesta given a determinate or indeterminate sentence? Indeterminate Determinate

Certificates of Insurance are only used: in bad weather. in Commercial Lines. for seniors. for juniors.

How many states have mandated reporter laws? all states approximately $75\% $ of states approximately $50\% $ of states approximately $25\% $ of states

Which of the following is a consumer right? All of these To be heard To be safe To choose informed

Only the original offeree can accept an offer from the offeror. True or False True False