Part of the purpose of tort law is to undo the effects of a defendant's tortious conduct. To that ...

Part of the purpose of tort law is to undo the effects of a defendant's tortious conduct. To that
end, courts award

A) sanctions B) deterrence C) damages D) punishment

Q. #2

Trying to discourage a defendant from again engaging in tortious conduct means practicing a
policy of

A) deterrence B) punishment C) vengeance D) retribution

Q. #3

The product of legislative action involving tort law is/are

A) common law B) statutes
C) crimes D) trespass on the case

Q. #4

In a hierarchy of sources of tort law, which contains the greatest and most powerful concepts of
law?

A) constitutions B) statutes
C) common law D) trespass

Q. #5

Historically, a breach of the King's peace involved

A) crime B) trespass
C) statutes D) constitutions

Q. #6

Trespass is to intentional torts as trespass on the case is to

A) torts B) negligence
C) trespass D) crime

Q. #7

Natural law is to common law as common law is to

A) writs B) statutes
C) constitutions D) crimes

Q. #8

If a court issues an order that contains routine language which has been modified a little to fit
specific facts, then the court has issued a

A) writ B) tortfeasor
C) trespass D) tort

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