(A) You are a prosecutor by profession. One day, you discover that a kind, well- meaning man accidentally caused the death of an innocent woman. As you investigate the case, you uncover something troubling: the available forensic and circumstantial evidence could easily be used to frame someone else—a man widely believed to have murdered multiple people, but who has always escaped justice due to lack of proof. Now, you face a difficult choice: do you prosecute the harmless man who made a tragic mistake, or use this chance to finally put a dangerous repeat killer behind bars?

(B) Bethany comes from a family of painters that are able to create worlds through their paintings. She suffered burns and was rendered mute during a house fire. Her older brother perished in the fire trying to save her. Upon entering his final painting she recreated him from memory using her powers, and now goes on adventures with him in the fictional world. Every day she spends inside the painting saps her vitality. Overtime she noticed her hair turning white slowly in spite of her youth. Her parents are alive but they have grown distant due to the grief of losing their son. 

(C) In the practice of lifetime employment, companies typically hire new college graduates and implicitly guarantee them stable employment until they reach the retirement age. In asian countries (ie. Japan, Korea) where such a practice was common, this gave rise to the notion of a salaryman with unshakable loyalty to their company in exchange for lifetime employment security.

(A) Jury nullification is when the jury in a criminal trial gives a verdict of not guilty even if they think the defendant has broken the law.

(C) An exclusivity clause limits rights to specific parties who have signed a contract. It grants to parties only the rights outlined in the contract and further limits how parties may use the rights they were given.

(a) Article 370 of the Indian Constitution was a provision that granted special status to the state of Jammu and Kashmir, allowing it to have its own constitution, flag, and laws in most areas except for defense, foreign affairs, communications, and finance. It also restricted outsiders from buying property in the region. In 2019, the Indian government revoked Article 370, which led to the integration of Jammu and Kashmir into the Union of India.

(c) The ASEAN consensus policy dictates that all decisions within the organization must be made with the agreement of all member states, a principle known as consensus. This means that no decision can be implemented unless it has the support of every nation within ASEAN.

(a) Many works of literature have been published after their author's death, despite the author asking that they not be published. This includes almost all of Emily Dickinson's poetry, Roland Barthes's personal diary, Sylvia Plath's Ariel, and works by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Mark Twain and Vladimir Nabokov.

(c) Parasocial relationships are one sided relationships, where one person extends emotional energy, interest, and time to the other party (or the persona), who is completely unaware of the other's existence. Parasocial relationships are most common with celebrities, organizations (such as sports teams) or public figures.

(B) Citizen journalism is journalism where citizens play an active role in the process of collecting, reporting, analyzing and disseminating news and information

(C) In Italy, the Lottizzazione model (or, for shorter, the L model) states that public broadcasters need to represent political pluralism through explicit affiliation with political parties. For example, the first channel (RAI 1) is associated with the Christian Democrats, the second (RAI 2) is tied to the Secular Parties, and so on. Alternative models, such as the BBC model, keep public broadcasters separate from affiliation with political parties to represent political pluralism