Criminal Law
Defense
Negligence
Blast from the Past
Potpourri
100

These types of crimes are committed in the workplace and do not usually involve violence.

What is business crime (or white collar crime)

100

If Simran gives Precious the layout of a bank to rob, Precious robs it and Lulu drives the getaway car, who is guilty?

Who are Simran, Precious and Lulu.  

100

Sinafea went skydiving and his parachute successfully opened, but before he landed he got caught in a tree.  He tried to sue the skydiving company for the injuries he sustained.  His lawsuit was turned down on account of what type of risk?

What is assumption of risk?

100

The goal of this action is not to advance self-interest, but to make a legal system more just.

What is civil disobedience?

100

True or False.  Lorenzo accidentally started a fire when he lit off fireworks on the 4th of July.  No one was injured, so Lorenzo will not be convicted of a tort.

What is true?

200

True or False?  Murder, Arson and Kidnapping are all classified as felonious crimes (felonies)?

What is true?

200

These are the two types of criminal defense.

What is Substantive and Procedural Defense?

200
If a plaintiff receives compensatory damages, what has a defendant committed?

What is a tort or civil offense?

200
In which type of law would drivers wave to the driver behind them to acknowledge their thankfulness that the rear driver allowed them to go in front of their car? 

What is Common Law?

200
This type of defamation is printed.

What is libel?

300

This is needed to investigate a possible crime.

What is probable cause?

300

This is inciting or encouraging someone to commit a crime.

What is abetting?

300

Danny was out for a run and ran into an area in a park where a "No Trespassing" sign was posted.  A park ranger had set illegal traps in this area to catch beavers and Danny ran into one and was injured.  On account of what type of negligence could Danny NOT collect in a civil lawsuit?

What is contributory negligence?

300

In this type of dispute resolution, an independent third party is paid and determines a legally binding resolution out of court.

What is arbitration?

300
A Judge may make this ruling during a trial if a trial participant or spectator is being disruptive.

What is holding someone in Contempt of Court.

400

Susan worked for Burger King and intentionally spit in a milkshake.  Burger King was aware of her action and was sued by the person whose milkshake had spit in it.  Burger King can be held liable under what concept?

What is vicarious liability.  Another way it is expressed is that it is "substituted" liability.

400

Mrs. Wooster's car was illegally searched for stolen coffee grounds from Starbucks without a warrant.  Outside of being innocent, what defense could she use?

What is a procedural defense?
400

Harsh shook a can of Land of Lakes whipped cream to put on his ice cream sundae, and when he pressed the nozzle, it exploded and he sustained a serious eye injury.  Land of Lakes could be convicted under what doctrine?

What is strict liability?

400

This type of reasoning is based on whether a particular action itself is right or wrong?

What is rules based ethical reasoning?

400

This type of liability means "substituted liability"

What is v lacarious liability?

500

These are the three elements necessary to convict someone of a crime.

What is:  Duty, Violation of Duty, Criminal Intent

500

This concept calls for fundamental fairness in our legal system.

What is due process of the law.

500

These are the four elements necessary to convict a person of a civil wrong.

What is duty, breach of duty, injury, causation

500

Washington State Attorney Ay'ush Bizwa was the Prosecutor trying Covington resident Signa Kaur for tax fraud.  What is a likely name of the case?

Washington vs. Kaur

500

Gavin was the 18 year old neighbor to Mrs. Singh.  Gavin lied and told Mrs. Singh that he paid $200 cash for her son Bobby's X-Box.  Mrs. Singh gave it to Gavin even though he lied.  What could Gavin be found guilty of?

What is larceny by false pretenses?