Chpt 5 Flashcards

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1
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Tort

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Wrong

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2
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Tort feasor

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Someone who did something wrong

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3
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Theft

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Robbery
Burglary
Larceny

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4
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3 different categories

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Intentional
Unintentional
Strict liability

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5
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Intentional

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Did it on purpose

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6
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Unintentional

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Negligent

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7
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Strict liability

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Liability without fault

Dog gets out and bits someone

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8
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Duty of care

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Not to bring harm to someone

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9
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Mens Rea

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Mental intention to commit a crime

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10
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Actus Reus

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Physical intention to commit a crime

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11
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Merchant protection statutes

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Shop owner can stop a shop lifter for up to one hour legally

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12
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Tort of appropriation

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When a defendant uses a plaintiff’s name, likeness, or image without his or her permission for commercial purposes

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13
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Misappropriation of the right to publicity

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Putting someone’s face on a tee shirt

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14
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Invasion of the right to a privacy

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Unwarranted and undesired publicity of a private fact

Teachers can tell your parents if you go to class

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15
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Defamation of character

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False statements made by one person about another

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16
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Gross-Negligence

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Willful conduct of reckless behavior

17
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contributory negligence

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When you and the other party is at fault (you 25% and other 75%)