The Electronic Communications Privacy Ac

The Electronic Communications Privacy Act makes it a crime to do which of the fol- lowing? a.         To intercept an electronic communication while in transit. b.        To intercept an electronic communication at the point of transmission. c.          To intercept an electronic transmission when stored by a router or server, or after receipt by the intended … Read more

Under the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act, the licensee can revoke acceptance of the information if

   Under the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act, the licensee can revoke acceptance of the information if: a.          there is a material breach and discovery of the nonconformity was difficult at the time of delivery but was later discovered. b.         there is a breach of any kind and discovery of the nonconformity was difficult at … Read more

The Counterfeit Access Device and Computer Fraud and Abuse Act makes it illegal to

The Counterfeit Access Device and Computer Fraud and Abuse Act makes it illegal to do each of the following except: a.         access a computer to knowingly obtain financial records of financial institutions. b.         access a computer to knowingly obtain grades and personal information pertaining to students at a college or university. c.         access a computer … Read more

In order to obtain a domain name, one must

In order to obtain a domain name, one must: a.         obtain clearance from the U.S. Patent and Trademark office that the name is not con- fusingly similar to another name, and pay the appropriate fee. b.         verify that the name is not already taken, complete a registration form, and pay the appropriate fee. c.         apply … Read more

Attorney General of the United States v. American Civil Liberties Union

    In Reno, Attorney General of the United States v. American Civil Liberties Union, involving a law restricting the sending of certain sexually oriented information over the Internet, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that: a.        the Telecommunications Act of 1996 violated the U.S. Constitution for its restrictions on the transfer of indecent material over the … Read more

What was the result in the Ethics Spotlight in the book in which “Kurupt” was alleg- edly induced by Death Row Records to breach an exclusive recording agreement with the Brumfield?

What was the result in the Ethics Spotlight in the book in which “Kurupt” was alleg- edly induced by Death Row Records to breach an exclusive recording agreement with the Brumfield? a.        Death Row Records was held liable for the tort of intentional interference with a con- tract but could not be held liable for … Read more

What does the term “mitigation” refer to in connection with damages?

What does the term “mitigation” refer to in connection with damages? a.        The calculation of lost profits in determining damages. b.        The combination of the different kinds of damages into a single dollar amount. c.         The duty of the breaching party to make a damages payment as soon as practical. d.         The requirement of the … Read more

What kind of damages will be awarded when there is no actual financial loss?

What kind of damages will be awarded when there is no actual financial loss? a.         Special damages. b.         Nominal damages. c.         Compensatory damages. d.         Consequential damages. e.          There are no damages that a court will award in the absence of an actual financial loss.

What is tender of performance in connection with a contract?

What is tender of performance in connection with a contract? a.         Performance whose terms have been ordered by the court. b.         One party‘s completion of duties under the contract. c.          An unconditional offer by a contracting party to perform his or her obligations under a contract. d.         A party’s offering substitute performance that is superior … Read more