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83. The elements needed to prove a prima facie case of retaliation for engaging in a protected activity are (Circle all that apply) a. Plaintiff is a member of a protected class b. Plaintiff engaged in a protected activity c. Employer took tangible employment action against the plaintiff d. Employer's action was taken because of plaintiff's protected activity 84. An employee may sue his employer based on an employment relationship under which of the following possible theories? (Circle all that apply) a. An employment handbook created a contract b. The employer's action violated a public policy protecting Colorado employees c. The employee reported the employer's illegal conduct to a law enforcement agency d. The employer invaded the employee's privacy rights 85. Identify a important advantage of incorporation. 86. All partners in a limited liability partnership are liable for the professional malpractice of each partner. True or False? 87. The easiest business entity to form is the 88. A sale of real property includes both the land and 89. A person who finds mislaid property has no rights to keep the property. True or False? 90. A real estate purchaser of land would prefer a warranty deed over a quit claim deed because 91. A landowner has a duty to warn a person who enters his land of known dangers. True or False? 92. In Colorado, a hand-written and signed will is effective, even without witnesses. True or False? 93. Interference with the general public's use or enjoyment of public land is known as the tort of - 94. The four types of intellectual property are patent, trademark and trade name. 95. Patents must be both and non-obvious. 95. An author must register a creative work with the U.S. Copyright Office in order to obtain damages in a suit for copyright 97. A trade secret is protected from misappropriation as long as the formula, device, process or other business Information remains73. Comparing a competitor's product unfavorably to your product establishes liability for tortious interference with prospective advantage. True or False? 74. What is negligence? 75. Describe a fact situation in which a defendant can be charged with negligence per se. 76. In trying out a bat in the gift shop at Coors Field, defendant broke a display case. That scared the shop cat, who knocked over a candle. Is defendant liable for the resulting damage to the gift shop? Why or why not? 77. Warren Buffett offered you a job as a stock analyst for a salary he will decide after he reviews your resume. Do you have an employment contract with Mr. Buffett? Why or why not?_ 78. If you move to Omaha in reasonable reliance on your conversation with Mr. Buffett, what theory could you plead to recover the cost of your move? 79. An offer to pay a $100 reward for the return of my lost cat is an offer to enter into which type of contract? a. A bilateral contract b. An implied contract C. A unilateral contract d. A quasi-contract 80. A contract for the sale of goods that were later destroyed in a hurricane may be defended based on #1. Obligations under a performance contract may be assigned to another party unless [Circle off that apply) 82. The elements needed to prove a prima facie case of employment discrimination are (Circle all that apply) a. Plaintiff is a member of a protected class b. Plaintiff engaged in a protected activity C. Employer took tangible employment action against the plaintiff d. Employer's action was taken because of plaintiff's protected activity63. The process that is due a criminal defendant prior to imposition of a jail sentence includes (Circle all that apply) a. Appointment of a public defender if defendant cannot afford an attorney b. An impartial jury c. Discovery of all information collected by the prosecutor in the case d. A speedy and public trial 64. A defendant may challenge the admissibility of evidence without claiming it is untrue under the constitutional provision known as a. Right to indictment by a grand jury b. Double jeopardy C. Right to a warrant before a search and seizure d. Right to confront witnesses 65. One of the exceptions to the obligation for police to obtain a warrant before a search is 66. A police officer may "stop and frisk" a person who is lawfully stopped for questioning because 67. A person who is not free to leave the presence of a police officer must be read his rights before he can be questioned about a possible crime, or his answers are not admissible in court. 68. A person who has lawful possession of the property of another may be charged with If she converts the property to her own use. 69. Describe one type of crime which may be charged under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) 70. RICO's civil provision permits a competitor to obtain damages. 71. What is a tort? 72. List the elements a plaintiff would have to prove to win a tort claim based on an act believed to be intentional. 72. In the tort of intentional infliction of emotional distress, what is the standard used to determine whether an act is outrageous