Read the news story found in the link below, entitled: A car crash at USC left a student dead and a campus officer charged with manslaughter. Read the questions before you read the story.

http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-usc-student-killed-lawsuit-20160921-snap-story.html

46. Kelsey Dresser's parents are suing USC for:

1. Negligent hiring of security staff
2. Improper design of the intersection where the accident occurred
3. Failing to properly render medical aid at the scene of the accident
4. None of the above

47. In determining the amount of damages to award to the Plaintiffs in this lawsuit, the jury may consider:

1. Kelsey's future earning potential with her advanced degree from USC
2. The fact that Kelsey suffered from Marfan's syndrome and has suffered from prior seizures
3. The fact that Kelsey is on a heart transplant recipient list
4. All of the above

48. If Officer Miguel Guerra is tried, and convicted, of misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter, what affect will it have on the civil lawsuit being pursued by the Dresser family?

1. It will have no effect
2. It will result in an automatic felony conviction for civil wrongful death
3. It may make the Dresser's case easier to prove in civil court
4. None of the above.

49. Plaintiffs could properly contend that USC's training procedures for its safety officers are at issue in this case by arguing:

1. That the lack of training of Officer Guerra was the proximate cause of, or contributing factor to, the accident that killed their daughter.
2. Employers are generally responsible for the conduct of their employees while they are acting within the course and scope of their employment
3. Proper training of employees, especially security officers, is a legal duty owed by employers
4. All of the above.

50. The facts contained in the story regarding Officer Guerra's conduct that that the Plaintiffs may claim would reflect his lack of training and expertise includes:

1. He was driving at 69 mph in a 25 mph zone
2. He was not using his lights or sirens on the way to a safety call
3. He was over reacting to a sighting of a "suspicious person" around 6:00 a.m. in a campus parking area
4. All of the above