Exam 10: Introduction to Tort Law

Graham was in a hurry and forgot to purchase a parking pass after parking his car in a private parking lot.Which tort has Graham likely committed in these circumstances?

Which statement best describes the distinction between criminal law and tort law?

An employer can never be held vicariously liable for an employee's intentional tort,such as a sexual assault.

Neither Jeremy nor Jayson could afford the $60 ticket price for the RTG concert,but they were determined to go nonetheless.They were humiliated when they were apprehended shortly after sneaking in through a side entrance,charged,and sternly escorted from the building.What is the most likely infraction arising from these circumstances?

The primary goal of non-pecuniary damages is to compensate.

Draco is a bouncer employed by Diggers Nightclub.Contrary to the employer's instructions that rowdy patrons were to be removed with as little force as possible,Draco lost his composure and seriously injured a very intoxicated patron while removing him from the premises.Diggers is now being sued by the patron.Explain why Diggers might be found vicariously liable for Draco's conduct.

Which of the following is most likely attributable to a private prosecution?

While a central function of tort law is compensation for innocent victims,why might the application of tort law not result in compensation for an innocent victim?

In addition to monetary compensation for mental pain and economic suffering awarded for harms arising from another's tortious act,which of the following would also qualify for monetary compensation under tort law?