Francesca owns and operates a small stereo store. That store was robbed last night after Francescahad locked up and gone home. The thief broke a window, entered the premises, and stole a dozenportable disc players. Francesca fortunately had installed a security camera several weeks ago. Afterdiscovering the theft in the morning, she reviewed the tape and recognized that the thief was herneighbor Ned. Francesca now has several concerns. She believes that Ned should be responsible toher personally, but she also believes that he owes a debt to society. Briefly describe two types ofproceedings that may be brought against Ned.

ANSWER: If the Ned is close neighbor to the Francesca he must have not done to her this types of…

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