Exam 1: Overview of Tort Law

When is reasonableness of conduct not relevant in a tort case?

We have come full circle in tort law in the sense that we began with the cause of action of , which required no fault, and in modern times we have the cause of action of , which also requires no showing of fault.

Without question, those who create risks should bear the burden of injuries they create rather than those who fall prey to such injury.

The Restatement is a set of guidelines created by the courts.

Most states have retained trespass on the case as a cause of action today.

A tort must be proved by a preponderance of evidence while a crime must be proved _.

"Slippery slope" arguments reflect administrative concerns of courts.