1. Kerrys vehicle was struck by a drunk driver who ran a stop sign. Kerrys husband, who was a passenger in Kerrys car, was killed in the accident. Kerry was hospitalized after the accident and her medical bills totaled $22,600. Due to the injuries Kerry suffered in the accident, she was unable to work for two months. She lost $10,000 in work earnings. Six months after the accident, Kerry was still experiencing severe pain in her lower back. Kerry sued the driver of the other vehicle. The other driver did not have a drivers license or auto insurance because he had been arrested previously for driving while intoxicated three times.

a. Kerry won the lawsuit because the other driver was determined to have been negligent. Explain how the four-part test of whether an act is negligent was satisfied in this case. (2 points)

b. What type of damages: general damages, special damages, or punitive damages do each of the following represent? (half-point each, provide one answer for each part general damages, special damages, or punitive damages)

1. The judge ordered the drunk driver to pay Kerry $100,000 for the loss of her spouse / life partner.

2. The judge was so angry at the repeat-offender drunk driver that he ordered him to pay Kerry an additional $100,000 to make an example out of his egregious behavior.

3. The judge ordered the drunk driver to pay Kerry $22,600 for her medical expenses.