1. To be guilty of an intentional tort, a person must intend the consequences of their act or know with substantial certainty that those consequences will result.

Group of answer choices

True

False

2. The tort of defamation does not occur unless a defamatory statement is made in writing.

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True

False

3. A person who borrows a friend's car and fails to return it at the friend's request is guilty of ____________.

4. Aileen is an assistant to the undergraduate dean at State University. As part of her duties, she helps students qualify for various summer internship programs around the state. The student website publishes an article about the university's success in placing students in these programs. The article includes a photo of Aileen with the caption that reads "Director of Dirty Little Secrets." Aileen files a lawsuit against the student website, arguing that the insult implies that she does not conduct herself ethically while doing her job.

Which tort is most likely the basis for Aileen's claim? How does it apply to these facts? The tort most likely to form the basis for Aileen's complaint is _ ________. To establish this tort, a plaintiff must prove that the defendant made a false __ _______ of _ ________. This must __[answer3]_______ the plaintiff's reputation, and it must be ___ ______.

5. Does a person's duty of care include a duty to come to the aid of a stranger in peril?

6. Which tort is the civil side of crimes related to theft?

7. What is the difference between a tort and a crime? ( In your own words)

8. what is fraud? ( In your own words)

9. What is negligence? ( in your own words)

10. Negligence) State the two things that determine whether a defendant's actions caused a plaintiff's injury. The two things that connect the act to the injury that you must have in order to prevail in a case. Explain.