Negligence
Intentional Torts
Defamation
Damages
Catch All
100

Teachers might find protection against negligence claims under a federal law with this name.

Paul D. Coverdell Teacher Protection Act

100

When someone intends to perform an action that causes harm to another.

Intentional Tort

100

Spoken Defamation 

Slander

100
Damages in tort suits can be either of these two types. (Name one)

Compensatory or punitive

100

Law is...

fun

200

Also known as this hypothetical individual who has the following traits.
Similar physical attributes of defendant
Normal Intelligence
Normal Perception of Memory
Superior skills similar to defendant

Reasonable Person

200

To place another in fear of bodily harm.

No actual contact need take place.

Assault

200

Written defamation, including pictures.

Libel

200

This type of damage includes past and future economic loss, medical expenses and pain and suffering.

Compensatory

200

Negligence does not exist unless this occurs.

Injury

300
When a plaintiff's actions have been shown to be partly responsible for their injury.

Contributory Negligence

300

This occurs when an assault is consummated.

Battery

300

In order for an injury to result from a defamation case, a false publication must be received and understood by whom.

A third party

300

When educators do not have "hold harmless" provisions or liabiiltiy insurance, this can happen if they are sued.

Personal assets, wages, and property may be sold to satisfy the debt

300

Injuries could be physical or___.

Pyschological

400

Four defenses for Negligence (Name two).

Governmental Immunity

Contributory Negligence

Comparative Negligence

Assumption of Risk

400

This is the result of when a physical action, verbal command or intimidation is used to restrain or detain a person against their will.

False Imprisonment

400

Alleging slander for public officials: Statements must be proven to have been made with this.

Malice

400

A teacher receives a complaint from a student at recess who is being harassed by other students. What should the teacher do.

At the minimum, questioned the student when he made the report.

400

Three types of torts.

Negligence, Intentional Torts, Defamation
500

Four Elements of Negligence (Name two)

Duty, Breach of Duty, Causation and Injury

500

For conduct to result in a tort of intentional infliction of mental distress, it must be_______.

Flagrant, extreme or outrageous.

500

Constitutional Protection is given to most of these,as long as it is communicated as a personal perspective and not a fact.

Opinions

500

To reduce or increase damages awarded by a jury.

remittitur or additur

500

Civil Wrong Doing

Tort