Part 4 Defense and Privileges

Question 1

What are the 3 types of Consent?

Answer 1

Actual Consent
Apparent Consent
Implied Consent

Question 2

What is Actual Consent?

Answer 2

Consent in fact. The person actually says they consent

Question 3

What is Apparent Consent?

Answer 3

When a person’s acts or words, silence or inaction, would be understood by a reasonable person as intended to indicate consent, and are in fact so understood by the person doing the act resulting in contact.

Question 4

What is Implied Consent?

Answer 4

Consent which is not expressly granted by a person, but rather inferred from a person’s actions and the facts and circumstances of a particular situation (or in some cases, by a person’s silence or inaction).

Question 5

What is Tradition Dichotomy?

Answer 5

Consent based on mistake

Question 6

When is Deadly Force okay?

Answer 6

when met by another threat of deadly force

Question 7

What is Private Necessity?

Answer 7

Same as public necessity, except the action benefits one or a few people and the actor is liable for all damages

Question 8

What is unlawful conduct?

Answer 8

Prohibited criminal conduct