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bus law
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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| (ACP) Attorney client privilege | cant give out information which was give by the client |
| Duty of loyalty | An obligation imposed by law that requires, depending on the circumstances, a current employee to put the interested of an employer ahead of his or her own interest |
| confidentiality agreement | A provision in an employment contrast requiring that the employee not discole information that is deemed confidential |
| trade secrets | created under state law, a secret with independent value that is subject to reasonable efforts to maintain its secrecy |
| white collar crime | stealing money, guile, deceptive or wrongful conduct , such as price fixing or inside trading |
| Act and Intent | A crime is a combination of act and intent |
| conspiracy | two or more people plan a crime . |
| internment | police set up person |
| fourth amd | -validity of searcher incident to an arrest without a warrant. -the validity of search warrants the presence of probable cause - |
| fifth amd | is your right to remain silent right self incriminate |
| six amd | -Once the procedural have an year to trial get more evident -have right to attorney |
| eight amd | the death penalty. -prohibits excessive bail and cruel and unusual punishments |
| tort | wrong commented to a person |
| strict liability | you liable fro you your action or put out. |
| nuisance | to unreasonable wrongful use of property, causing material discomfort, hurt, and damage to the person or property of another |
| joint liable | both people are both punish |
| slander | lies false statement that injures the reputation of another |
| due care | failure to exercise |
| proximate cause | negligent action that is close to the resulting injury or damage |
| res ipsa loqutior | the thing speak for itself, rebut table presumption that a defendant was negligent |
| Negligence per se | negligence shown through the violation of a statue or ordnance |
| proximate cause | the negligent action that is close to the resulting injury or damage |
| Assumption of risk | Agree to harmful risk |
| design defect | product liability |
| defect in instrumental and Waring | product liability use instruction |
| degree negligence | the greater the risk, the higher the duty owed to others. |
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