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Essаy Questiоn (10 Pоints Tоtаl)Fаct Pattern: Michael is a solo practitioner licensed in Alaska who handles family law and personal injury cases. Over the course of a year, two separate matters arise:Michael's Custody Dispute (5 Points): Michael is involved in an acrimonious personal divorce and child custody battle with his ex-spouse. During a deposition in his personal case, Michael falsely testifies under oath that his ex-spouse stalked and threatened him at a local store, giving detailed physical descriptions of the incident that objective surveillance footage proves was physically impossible. When confronted with a grievance process, Michael continues to insist that his ex-spouse did stalk him.The Personal Injury Case (5 Points): Michael represents a client, Megan, in a personal injury case. The other side has offered a low settlement offer of $15,000. To convince Megan to accept the offer so he can wrap up the case quickly, Michael falsely tells her that the judge assigned to her case is deeply biased against her and that the defense made the low offer "because everyone knows about this judge's harsh rulings in tort cases." In reality, the judge made no such rulings and exhibited no bias. Relying entirely on Michael’s false statements about the judge and the case, Megan authorizes him to accept the $15,000 settlement.Analyze Michael’s conduct in each situation under the Alaska Rules of Professional Conduct. In your answer, name the rule(s) that apply, and explain what level of discipline you think should apply in each scenario and why.