Provide answers for each questions below
2. Discuss the distinctions among negligent torts, intentional torts, and strict liability. (LLO #1)
3. Explain the difference between a commission and omission of a negligent act. (LLO #1)
4. Explain the difference between negligence and malpractice. (LLO #1)
5. What are the elements that must be proven in order to be successful in a negligence suit? Illustrate you answer with a case. (The facts of the case can be hypothetical.) (LLO#1)
6. Describe the categories of intentional torts.
(LLO #1)
7. How does slander differ from libel? Give an example of each. (LLO #1)
8. Describe the objectives of criminal law. (LLO #1)
9. Describe the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony. Give an example of each. (LLO #1)
10. Discuss why physicians have been so reluctant to remove a patient's life-support systems.
QUESTION 49 Which of the following is true about marketing messages and social media? a. Traditional marketing messages are bottom up. Ob. Social media marketing messages are not like traditional marketing messages. c. Social media messages are typically bottom up. d. Traditional marketing messages are top down, similar to social media messages e. Social media follows traditional marketing messages and how they are distributed QUESTION 50 What do users say is their primary reason for using social media? O a. Reconnecting with school mates Ob. Reconnecting with old friends O c. Promoting their own goals and objectives O d. Sharing information about themselves O e. Staying in touch with family and friendsGroup 3 Company's Internal Rules Question 3A What is meant by the term 'Replaceable Rules'? Can the Replaceable Rules be updated? If so, how? In your answer, please refer to relevant legislation. Question 3B Which types of companies are required to have a Constitution? In your answer, please refer to relevant legislation and corporate rules. Question 3C Explain the legal effect of a Constitution (or the Replaceable Rules) on the relationship between the company and its directors and members.Question 7 9.03 pts The legal rights of common stockholders can include the right to vote for each member of the board of directors and may also include a preemptive right. The preemptive right is important to common stockholders because it protects bondholders, and thus enables the firm to issue debt with a relatively low interest rate. protects the current shareholders against a dilution of their ownership interests. will result in higher dividends per share. allows managers to buy additional shares below the current market price. is included in every corporate charter. Question 8 9.03 pts As described in the textbook: Factors affecting the level of the Weighted Average Cost of Capital ("WACC") which management can exercise some influence and control include: capital structure, the riskiness of its business project investments, and the dividend payout ratio. interest rates, income tax rates, and the current level of its company's stock price. interest rates, income tax rates, and the general level of stock prices. interest rates, dividend payout ratio, and capital structure. dividend payout ratio, capital structure, and income tax rates,Question 19 6 pts (TCO 5) is also called the bit bucket. O Loopback O Link-Local O Null0 interface O EIGRP process linkQuestion 63 1 pts Which form of incorporation has the US. Supreme Court used to apply some provisions of amendments in the Bill of Rights to the states? 0 total incorporation 0 selective incorporation O case-by-case incorporation 0 total incorporation plus Question 64 1 pts As a civil remedy, Section 1983 is intended to deter intentional law enforcement misconduct. 0 True 0 False
