Criminal Law
Intentional Torts
Negligence, Strict Liability, and Product Liability
100

Which of the following is the most serious:

a. Felony.

b. Misdemeanor.

c. Infraction.

d. Theft.

a. Felony.

100

What is a tort?

a. A breach of contract.

b. A civil wrong that is not a breach of contract.

c. Filing in the wrong jurisdiction.

d. Another name for a judge.

b. A civil wrong that is not a breach of contract.

100

Which of the following is NOT one of the 4 elements required to prove negligence?

a. duty

b. breach

c. consideration

d. damages

c. consideration

200

Which of the following is a purpose of criminal sanctions: 

a. Deterrence

b. Rehabilitation

c. Incapacitation

d. All of the above

d. All of the above

200

A person who commits a tort is called a __________.

a. Good Samaritan

b. Caveat emptor

c. Tortfeasor

d. Tortoise

c. Tortfeasor

200

True or False.

Negligence law contemplates that each person must act as a reasonable person of ordinary prudence would have acted under the same or similar circumstances.

True

300

What Amendment protects persons against unreasonable and arbitrary searches and seizures?

a. First Amendment

b. Second Amendment

c. Fourth Amendment

d. Fifth Amendment

c. Fourth Amendment

300

Torts have four types of wrongfulness. Which of the following is NOT one of those types:

a. Consumption

b. Intentional

c. Negligent

d. Strict Liability

a. Consumption

300

True or False

Causation in fact is the connection/foreseeability of the act.

False.

  • Causation in fact (actual cause)
    • But for test


  • Proximate cause
    • Connection/foreseeability
400

The government may not enact an ex post facto law. 

True or False?

True

The government may not enact an ex post facto (after the fact) law (US Const., Art. I Sec. 10).

400

Which of the following is a category of intentional torts?

a. Interference with personal rights

b. Interference with private property rights

c. Both a and b are categories of intentional torts

d. Neither a nor b is a category of intentional torts

c. Both a and b are categories of intentional torts

400

True or False.

Imposing strict liability is a social policy decision that risk associated with an activity, especially abnormally dangerous activities, should be borne by those who pursue it, rather than by innocent persons who are exposed to the risk.

True

500

Which Amendment provides a privilege or protection against compelled testimonial self-incrimination?

a. Fourth Amendment

b. Fifth Amendment

c. Sixth Amendment

d. Seventh Amendment

b. Fifth Amendment

500

_________ are damages for the harm a plaintiff suffered as a result of a defendant’s wrongful act (ex. covering actual losses like medical bills and lost wages).

a. Compensatory damages

b. Punitive damages

c. Justified damages

d. Interrogatory damages

a. Compensatory damages

500

Which of the following is a theory of product liability?

a. misrepresentation (fraud)

b. warranties

c. strict liability

d. all of the above

d. all of the above

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