Explain two differences between criminal law and tort law. $(1$ pt$.)$

Describe the difference between intentional torts, negligent torts, and strict liability torts. $(3$ pts$.)$

Give three examples of a specific intentional tort: one that causes injury to a person, one that causes injury to property, and on that causes injury to a reputation. Note that your response should name the actual tort, rather than offering scenarios. $(3$ pts$.)$

List and describe the four elements of the tort of negligence. $(3$ pts$.)$

Give a fact scenario in which courts have invoked the principle of strict liability in tort law. $(2$ pts$.)$

Explain the three major products liability theories $($in other words, legal theories under which someone may be held liable$).(3$ pts$.)$

$7.$ What is meant under the UCC by implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. $(3$ pts$.)$

$8.$ What does it mean for a product to be "unreasonably dangerous" under the strict liability theory of products liability law? $($Explain two differences between criminal law and tort law. $(1$ pt$.)$

Describe the difference between intentional torts, negligent torts, and strict liability torts. $(3$ pts$.)$

Give three examples of a specific intentional tort: one that causes injury to a person, one that causes injury to property, and on that causes injury to a reputation. Note that your response should name the actual tort, rather than offering scenarios. $(3$ pts$.)$

List and describe the four elements of the tort of negligence. $(3$ pts$.)$

Give a fact scenario in which courts have invoked the principle of strict liability in tort law. $(2$ pts$.)$

Explain the three major products liability theories $($in other words, legal theories under which someone may be held liable$).(3$ pts$.)$

$7.$ What is meant under the UCC by implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. $(3$ pts$.)$

$8.$ What does it mean for a product to be "unreasonably dangerous" under the strict liability theory of products liability law? $($