# MMLU-Pro / 1317

task_id: fdb26620-74ab-558f-8a4b-d2f9f5496bbd
task_key: default--test--1317
task_revision_id: 1

{"category":"law","options":"['Yes, because the graduate did not intend to defraud the company.', 'Yes, because the graduate was unfairly arrested and held in custody overnight.', 'No, because the company was within its rights to file a complaint when it noticed the graduate had attended without paying.', 'No, because filing-the complaint with the prosecutor was not outrageous conduct.', 'Yes, because the graduate ended up losing her job due to the emotional distress caused by the situation.', 'No, because the company did not intend to cause the graduate to suffer severe emotional distress.', 'Yes, because the company did not attempt to contact the graduate before filing a complaint.', 'No, because the graduate did initially attend the course without paying the enrollment fee.', 'Yes, because the company made no effort to inform the prosecutor that the registration fee had been paid in full.', 'No, because the graduate should have pre-enrolled for the course to ensure her spot.']","question":"After graduating from law school, a graduate moved to a city where she had been offered a position in an entertainment law firm. When she arrived, the graduate was told that her job was contingent on passing the state bar examination, which was being offered in July. In preparing for the bar examination, the graduate planned to take a bar review course. Although she had not pre-enrolled, the graduate planned to attend and pay for the course at registration. On the morning the course was set to begin, the graduate arrived late after getting stuck in freeway traffic. By the time the graduate got to the course location, registration had already been completed. When the graduate looked into the room where the course was being conducted, she saw the lecture had begun, and everyone was inside busily taking notes. Panicky, the graduate picked up a set of course materials that were lying on the registration table and entered without paying. Although the graduate intended to pay the enrollment fee, no one was at the registration table to take her money. After attending the first couple of classes, the graduate sent a cashier's check for the full amount of the enrollment fee to the bar review company. Unbeknownst to the graduate, the bar review course's regional director noticed that she had entered the lectures without paying. After ascertaining her identity from a fellow student who knew the graduate, the company filed a complaint with the local prosecutor, and a warrant was issued for her arrest. The complaint charged the graduate with the crime of larceny by trick, for deliberately failing to pay for services rendered. After the complaint was issued, the graduate's check arrived at the company's office. The company deposited the check but failed to inform the prosecutor that payment had been received. The graduate was arrested and held in custody overnight before the matter was resolved. The graduate suffered severe emotional distress at the publicity she received in the local newspapers and the humiliation she suffered for being arrested and held in police custody. Terribly upset, the graduate was unable to take the bar exam and, thus, lost her job at the entertainment law firm. If the graduate asserts a claim against the bar-review company based on infliction of emotional distress, will she prevail?","src":"ori_mmlu-professional_law"}

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