¶ B, lines 24-26.  drove off in one the Market’s motorized shopping carts. (That cart was found weeks later; Liverpool had sold it to a homeless person; see Exhibit 3.)By selling the shopping cart to someone, Liverpool has committed the tort of:

Name any 3 of the primary stakeholders identified in Freeman’s Stakeholder wheel.

¶ E, lines 46-49. Weghorst immediately went into the house to see if Liverpool or if a bleeding victim inside the house. Neither were found. The red dots of liquid turned out to be cherry sauce. There was evidence to suggest Liverpool might try to flee the country, so Weghorst called for backup and headed to the airport.Which is true?

¶ K, lines 85-87. Sure enough, one day the Torte Bomber machine malfunctioned, injuring Nadiya severely and damaging the building. Nadiya was unconscious, taken by EMTs to Unity Point Hospital, and treated for her injuries. She was in a coma for four days before she regained consciousness.Liability of PruBerrys is based on:

¶ L, lines 104-105. She also sought assistance during Covid by mailing in those false financial statements to the Small Business Administration for an Emergency Capital Investment loan that she didn’t get.If Pru had been caught doing this, she could have been charged with the crime of:

¶ F, lines 53-54. Liverpool replied, “you want to talk to the guy who just got on the plane. He was there with me and can tell you all about it.” This is not true, BUT what if that passenger was somehow involved in the crime along with Liverpool. That person would have committed the crime of:

¶ E, lines 41-44. Several days after the incident at the Market, the police wanted to question Liverpool about the incident. Officer Weghorst went to his house, rang the doorbell, and Liverpool answered the door buck naked. “Can you give me a second to put on some clothes?” Liverpool asked. Weghorst agreed and waited outside the house. Which amendment to the U.S. Constitution requires Officer Weghorst to ring the bell and wait outside the house, instead of just going in?

¶ K, lines 85-86. Sure enough, one day the Torte Bomber machine malfunctioned, injuring Nadiya severely and damaging the building. KitchenButler, manufacturer of the Torte Bomber machine, is likely liable for damages caused under which type of tort law:

¶ A, lines 7-8.  The combination of these letters … caused Fielding terrible stress including headaches and sleeplessness.Because of these additional facts,  Fielding would have a cause of action against Liverpool for the tort of:

¶ G, line 65. “Trust us, we have video and witnesses. But you won’t find out about all that until the trial.”This statement by the police is false under which amendment to the U.S. Constitution?