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<strong>LAW</strong> <strong>531</strong> Week 2 DQ 4<br />
<strong>LAW</strong> <strong>531</strong> Week 2 DQ 4<br />
Discuss one defense to negligence or strict liability and explain how it works.<br />
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<strong>LAW</strong> <strong>531</strong> Week 2 DQ 3<br />
<strong>LAW</strong> <strong>531</strong> Week 2 DQ 3<br />
How is the issue of intent in strict liability torts different from the intent required in<br />
negligence and in intentional torts or for punitive damages?<br />
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<strong>LAW</strong> <strong>531</strong> Week 2 DQ 2<br />
<strong>LAW</strong> <strong>531</strong> Week 2 DQ 2<br />
Lou does a lot of driving and frequently gets tired driving at night. He usually<br />
pulls over to nap when he gets sleepy, but on this occasion, Lou kept on driving<br />
because he wanted to get home for his daughter’s birthday. Unfortunately,<br />
Lou dozed off while driving, crossed over the center line, and hit another car. The<br />
other driver is injured and his car is seriously damaged.<br />
Is Lou negligent? To determine this, please define and discuss each of the<br />
following elements separately. Only if each element is present will Lou be<br />
negligent.<br />
1. the duty of reasonable care<br />
2. any breach of that duty
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