Question 15 1 pts Robert robbed a gun store in South Dakota. He was arrested. A court hearing his case would need to have appellate jurisdiction. Neither appellate nor original jurisdiction. original jurisdiction. Both original and appellate jurisdiction. Question 18 1 pts Owen is driving a car, and Nico is a passenger in the car. Because of his reckless driving, Owen causes an accident, injuring only himself. Nico, uninjured, accompanies Owen to Parkside Hospital in an ambulance. The ambulance is hit by a car driven by Lawrence, and Nico is injured. Nico files a suit against Owen, alleging negligence. Owen will most likely NOT be liable for negligence because There was no duty to act as a reliable friend. Causation in fact did not occur. There was no proximate cause between Owen's reckless driving and Nico's injuries. The injury requirement was not met. Question 19 1 pts Sammy rides his moped through the student center and accidentally injuries three people. What kind of damages can they obtain from him? Compensatory damages. No damages. This is college. Everyone assumes the risk of something crazy happening. Punitive damages Compensatory and punitive damages Question 20 1 pts A customer knocked over a display of mineral water in Ferdinand's store, spilling water down the aisle. No employee bothered to clean it up or place a warning sign on the floor. Victor slipped and fell on the water. In order to recover against Ferdinand's store for negligence, what must Victor prove? The employees' lack of action was both the cause in fact and the proximate cause of his injuries. The employees' lack of action was either the cause in fact or the proximate cause of his injuries. The employees purposefully didn't clean the spill and intended the customers to be injured. Only that the employees didn't clean the spill, and that Victor was injured. Question 21 1 pts occurs when false statements or actions, or a combination thereof, are made by one party in a way that causes another party to rely on those misrepresentations and then suffer an injury or loss as a result. Disparagement Abuse of process Fraudulent misrepresentation Invasion of privacy