Ron has gone into the local Walmart store to look at guns - specifically shotguns, so he can do target-practice skeet-shooting at the local "shooting range."A salesperson gave Ron a used, "10-gauge" shotgun to inspect - the store had just taken the shotgun in as a trade-in on a new gun.The salesperson did not inspect the gun before handing it over to Ron.While Ron was holding it and "aiming" it at a balloon up above the merchandise counter, the gun went off! Most of the little pieces of metal (the "shots") that the shotgun sent out into the store cause no damage.However one piece does hit Suze, an employee of the store who was walking by, and damages her eyeball.Suze has been examined by a team of doctors, and they estimate she will need at least two surgeries to try to repair the injury, and she will still only regain about 50% of her sight in the injured eye.Ron and Suze are both residents of California.A local lawyer has indicated that she probably has a good claim for at least $50,000 in total damages, plus "pain and suffering," from someone.

1.If Suze wants to sue Ron for the harm she has suffered, which court system should she file her lawsuit in?

a.The local US District Court.

b.The local state court that hears small-claims.

c.The local state court that hears criminal claims.

d.The local state court that hears civil claims.

2.True or False.Suze should also be able to recover financially from the worker's compensation program of the state of California.

3.True or False.Suze should also be able to file a criminal charge against Ron for his criminal negligence.

4.True or False.Suze should also be able to recover financially from the salesperson who gave the gun to Ron to look at.