1, Jeremy attacked Hector in a tavern, injuring Hector and causing him to incur medical expenses and lost wages from three days of missed work. Which of the following statements is most accurate?

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The state cannot prosecute Jeremy for the crime of assaulting and battering Hector if Hector decides to bring a civil lawsuit against Jeremy.

Hector can only "win" an award of damages in criminal court under these circumstances.

Jeremy can be prosecuted by the state for a criminal offense and Hector may sue Jeremy for money damages in civil court - either or both may happen under these circumstances.

Hector does not have the right to sue Jeremy if the state decides to prosecute Jeremy for the crime of assaulting and battering Hector.

2, Injuries for which plaintiffs may be awarded damages in tort cases include:

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Economic harm in the form of damage to property or injury to one's professional reputation.

Future medical expenses.

Missed work opportunities and medical expenses incurred up to the time of trial.

All of the other answer choices are correct.

3, When a jury makes a proper finding that the defendant is liable to the plaintiff for negligence, it means that the alleged harm was:

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Unforeseeable.

Harm that was caused by the defendant accidentally, by the fault of the defendant.

Harm that was caused intentionally.

Harm that was caused by the defendant, regardless of whether or not the defendant was at fault.

4, Arthur is driving his automobile along Kirkwood Aveune in downtown Bloomington. Foreseeable plaintiffs, who might be injured and have the right to sue if Arthur carelessly causes an accident include:

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Three of the other answer choices are correct.

Two, but not three of the other answer choices are correct.

Arthur's passengers.

Pedestrians and bicyclists.

Other drivers.

5, In the U.S., which of the following statements describe actions that might result in an intentional tort and also a crime.

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Three of the other answer choices are correct, describing actions that are both intentional torts and crimes.

Intentionally taking someone else's computer and keeping it for yourself.

Intentionally punching someone in the face during a heated argument.

Intentionally tricking people out of their money by selling "stocks" that are actually worthless pieces of paper.

Two (but not three) of the other answers describe actions that might result in an intentional tort and also a crime.