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3/6 pt ch 3 part 2

civil law and torts

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what is a civil law wrongs against another citizen not necessarily against local state or federal law
derived fron english common law civil laws
can you possible face both civil and criminal proceeding for the same act yes
what is a tort refers to personal injuries
do goverments(local state federal) take part in these lawsuits no
examples of torts broken contracts negligence malpractice slander
what is the most common tort negligence in medicine
what is malpractice a form of negligence in which the standard of care is not met
what are the two criteria pertaining standard of care level of training of health care provider normal practice for the area
who has the burden of proof in negligence and malpractice suits the plaintiff
what are the 4 d's the plaintiff must prove duty(to provide care)dereliction(was derelict in this duty)damages(dereliction cause real harm) direct cause(harm was directly caused)
burden of prood is lower for torts than for criminal cases(preponderance of the evidence)
pharmacies pharmacists and sometimes pharmacy tech should carry what to proteck assets liability insurance
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