3. Danny woke up at 7:55 am and realized that his employer had a morning meeting at 8:00 am. Danny decided to skip his morning shower and morning coffee. Right after he got dressed he rushed to his vehicle. Danny even forgot his work binder. Danny skipped the last company meeting, and he knew that if he wanted to keep his job that he had to make it on time. Danny was in such a rush, that all he could think of was the time and his boss firing him. Without noticing, Danny was going 75 mph in a 25 mph school zone. Out of nowhere, in front of Warren Middle School a child walked in front of Danny, The school cameras reveal that Paul, a 13yearold middle school student, was texting and J walking. Paul didn't notice Danny driving towards Paul's way at 75 mph. Without even breaking, Danny ran over Paul and killed him instantly. This accident was so devastating, that even the national news took notice. In a negligence tort action for wrongful death, which defense would Danny be able to use against Paul? Please analyze all that apply. 4. Janice owns a hybrid property that is both commercial and residential by nature. The bottom oor is a restaurant and the top oor is Janice's home. One night she was home alone when she heard something downstairs, she was too scared to go look at it. She decided to call the police instead. When police arrived, they notice that a burglar broke inside the downstairs restaurant and had accidentally fallen on some old lose oors. The police ofcer told Janice to check with her local attorney to see if she would be liable for any torts, the attorney told her it all depends on the standard of care she owed to the burglar. What standard of care does Janice owe to the burglar? How would your answer change if instead of a burglar it was a family member that came over for a family reunion? How would your answer change if instead of a burglar it was a customer from the restaurant (11\".: nnnnnn 1nwlL'l'ln1'v-nnn 'L. ..... r)