pp 3

Question 1

civil wrong for which the law provides remedy

Answer 1

tort

Question 2

breach of duty that caused someone else damage

Answer 2

negligence tort

Question 3

examples of intentional tort

Answer 3

battery, assault, false imprisonment
intention infliction emotional distress
tresspass

Question 4

personal space tort

Answer 4

invasion of privacy, slander, libel, fraudulent inducement

Question 5

battery

Answer 5

defendant mist intend to cause fear or apprehension OR
intend bodily contact AND
defendant must cause harmful or offensive bodily contact

Question 6

defendant must intend to cause/cause fear/apprehension of imminent harmful or offensive bodily contact and victim experiences fear

Answer 6

assault

Question 7

false imprisonment

Answer 7

defendant must inted to restrict liberty of the victim within boundaries not of victim choosing and liberties to be restricted from leaving. victim is aware of confinement

Question 8

IIED

Answer 8

defendant conduct must intentional/reckless

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Question 9

trespass to land

Answer 9

intend to enter or remain on property, cause someone/something to enter property, defendant enters or remains on land of another

Question 10

defendant intend to interfere with present possessory interest in property of another, exercise control of said property, victim deprived of the property

Answer 10

trespass to chattel

Question 11

what makes trespass to conversion

Answer 11

deprivation of propert is permanent

Question 12

false statement about victim with either intent to lie or reckless disregard for truth and victim must be damage by it

Answer 12

defemation

Question 13

defamation has different rulings for

Answer 13

public figures

Question 14

reuquirement of mental state

Answer 14

Mens Rea

Question 15

required action

Answer 15

actus reus

Question 16

each tort or crime require it own

Answer 16

unique mens rea and actus rea concurrently

Question 17

intend to commit one tort but commit another

Answer 17

transferred intent

Question 18

two types of transferred intent

Answer 18

same tort, different victim

different tort, same victim

Question 19

when a tort must be committed to avoid greater harm to the public

Answer 19

public necessity

Question 20

when a tort must be committed in order to avoid a greater harm to the actor or other private entities

Answer 20

private necessity

Question 21

example of private necessity tort

Answer 21

stealing a car to run from the axe murderer

Question 22

example of public necessity

Answer 22

house fires

Question 23

ultra hazardous activity claims

Answer 23

defendant carried ulra hazardous activity

such activity caused injury, damage, loss or harm

Question 24

defendant recognized or should have recognized that plaintiffs person or property was likely to be harmed by the activity or unpreventable miscarriage of activity

Answer 24

ultra hazardous activity