The remaining questions on the practice exam relate to the fact-pattern below: The college admissions scandal involves a federal lawsuit against numerous parents who were involved in a number of schemes allegedly coordinated by William Rick Singer to guarantee admission of underqualified students to prestigious universities. Some of the schemes allegedly included making payments to university coaches to admit prospectivestudents using fabricated athletic records, paying substitutes to take college entrance exams, and paying college entrance exam officials to artificially inflate exam scores. Some of the parents allegedly disguised payments as donations to Singer's children's charity1, so the parents could get a tax deduction. [Note that the General Federal Bribery Statute2 covers bribery of federal government officials, but not private actors. State bribery laws may vary.] [Also note that of the charges is based

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