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Question 31

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An examination of persons and/or their property for the purpose of discovering evidence of guilt in relation to some specific offense is known as:

Question 32

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The amount of force may be equal to, but not greater than, the force is being used against them, this phenomenon is called:

Question 33

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A civil action based on the principle that one individual can expect certain behavior from another individual is known as:

Question 34

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What applies to a provider of defective or hazardous products or services that unduly threaten a consumer's personal safety?

Question 35

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Which liability is of concern to enterprises that contract or employs security services and is an indirect legal responsibility?

Question 36

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The concept that accepts the fact that the plaintiff may have contributed to his or her own injury, such as being in a restricted area or creating a disturbance or some hazard is known as:

Question 37

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Which of the following is the type of comparative negligence statute?

Question 38

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In which approach of comparative negligence, the plaintiff may collect something for injuries even if he or she was primarily responsible for the injuries?

Question 39

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Under 50/50 rule of comparative negligence, the plaintiff can collect for damages if he or she was responsible for more or less than 50 percentage of the negligence.

Question 40

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Which of the following is Correct?

Question 31

An examination of persons and/or their property for the purpose of discovering evidence of guilt in relation to some specific offense is known as:

Examine

Test

Research

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Question 32

The amount of force may be equal to, but not greater than, the force is being used against them, this phenomenon is called:

Security

Protection

Self-defense

Precautions

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Question 33

A civil action based on the principle that one individual can expect certain behavior from another individual is known as:

Transitivity

Tort

Reassembly

Procurement

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Question 34

What applies to a provider of defective or hazardous products or services that unduly threaten a consumer's personal safety?

Strict liability

Plaintiff

Defendant

None of the above

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Question 35

Which liability is of concern to enterprises that contract or employs security services and is an indirect legal responsibility?

Strict

Negligence

Vicarious

Loose

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Question 36

The concept that accepts the fact that the plaintiff may have contributed to his or her own injury, such as being in a restricted area or creating a disturbance or some hazard is known as:

Control tactics

Comparative fault

Defensive control

None of the above

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Question 37

Which of the following is the type of comparative negligence statute?

Pure approach

50/50 rule

51 percent rule

All of the above

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Question 38

In which approach of comparative negligence, the plaintiff may collect something for injuries even if he or she was primarily responsible for the injuries?

Pure approach

50/50 rule

51 percent rule

None of the above

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Question 39

Under 50/50 rule of comparative negligence, the plaintiff can collect for damages if he or she was responsible for more or less than 50 percentage of the negligence.

True

False

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Question 40

Which of the following is Correct?

in 51 percent rule of comparative negligence, the plaintiff's acts must have contributed less than 50 percent of the situation in order to collect damages.

in 51 percent rule of comparative negligence, the plaintiff's acts must not have contributed less than 49 percent of the situation in order to collect damages.

in 51 percent rule of comparative negligence, the plaintiff's acts must not have contributed less than 48 percent of the situation in order to collect damages.

in 51 percent rule of comparative negligence, the plaintiff's acts must not have contributed less than 51 percent of the situation in order to collect damages.

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