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    developed quite sunbstantially from its ‘llassies faire’ attitude carried along throughout the late ninteent century where it was seen that any injuries sustained to their employee or plaintiff did not impose any sort of negligence on the emplyer or defendant. It was understodd that if an employee chose to work in that workplace‚ whether it be dangerous or not‚ it would be wrong for the employee to claim any sort of negligence or obligations to compensate when a disaster may occure. traditionally the

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    Chapter 3: Tort Law Exercises True or False? 1. The standard of proof for tort actions is on a balance of probabilities. (T) 2. Many actions that were originally torts have become offences under provincial statutes. (T) 3. To prove that a defendant has committed a tort‚ a plaintiff must establish that the defendant’s actions were the sole cause of the harm. (F) 4. A fiduciary duty is an enhanced duty of care that flows from a relationship of special trust. (T) 5. The burden of proving a

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    Plea Bargaining Plea bargaining is extremely popular in our criminal justice system. In fact‚ 90 percent of all criminal cases are negotiated through plea bargains. The defendant‚ the victim‚ law enforcement officials‚ the prosecutor‚ and the state‚ all benefit in various and significant ways from plea bargains. In this paper I will discuss how plea bargaining ensures that the criminal justice system is not overrun by criminal cases. I will also explain what plea bargaining means and where it

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    at the other extreme of the platform causing physical injuries. The Hellen (plaintiff) sued the company (defendant) claiming it was liable for negligence. The jury in a trial verdict enters the judgment in favor of the plaintiff. The defendant appealed claiming the plaintiff was not able to prove that the railroad company was negligent‚ but the appellate court affirmed the verdict. The defendant appealed further to the New York highest state court which reversed the judgment. Issues: 1. Does the

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    proceedings. This dimension includes notice of proceedings and the right to be present and to be heard at them. This element also champions opportunities for victims to consult with prosecutors regarding whether to charge or to plea bargain with defendants. This set of interests may be called the participatory rights dimension of the movement. A second broad goal of the movement is to secure financial benefits and services for crime victims. This effort has led to restitution orders from perpetrators

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    John Hinckley and Andrea Yates where the defendants are found not guilty by reason of insanity coupled with the public’s misunderstanding that causes the public to become so outraged with the insanity defense. The public has this common misconception that someone found not guilty by reason of insanity is just let go and is not punished for his or

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    building or inflicts or attempts to inflict grievous bodily harm on any person in the building”. The difference between the two subsections is the intention at the time of entry. For example s9 (1)(a) the defendant must

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    with an altercation. The victim went back to his car and the defendant‚ Mr. Peterson‚ returned inside his home. The victim was about to leave‚ but because the defendant provoked the situation by bringing a pistol out his home‚ he came out his car with a wrench. Mr. Peterson urged the victim that if he moved‚ then he would shoot him. The victim stepped out from his car and the defendant‚ Mr. Peterson‚ shot him in

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    Right to Counsel Paper The right to counsel is a right that is stated in the Constitution of the United States. The Sixth Amendment clearly states that the defendant has the right to counsel. The Sixth Amendment states‚ “In all criminal prosecutions‚ the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial‚ by an impartial jury of the State and district wherein the crime shall have been committed‚ which district shall have been previously ascertained by law‚ and to be informed of the nature

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    would be moved in with them (September 11‚ 1964). Defendant testified that he would not have married plaintiff if his mother could not live with them. Within a very short time after the arrival of the mother-in-law‚ the incompatibility between her and the plaintiff caused a disintegration of the marriage. After a psychologist and counselor were called upon‚ the plaintiff gave the defendant an ultimatum of living with her or his mother and the defendant chose his mother. Plaintiff moved out with daughters

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