June Was Driving Her Car Home After an Office Party

question 67

Multiple Choice

June was driving her car home after an office party and she was in an accident where, in addition to substantial damage to both cars, the other driver was seriously injured. Which of the following is correct with respect to the court experiences she is likely to have?

• A) If she is charged criminally for drunk driving and found not guilty, that is the end of the matter. She cannot be sued civilly.
• B) She can opt for a jury trial only if the criminal trial proceeds in the provincial court.
• C) If she is charged criminally and found not guilty, she can still be sued for negligence by the injured driver.
• D) If she is sued civilly and found not liable, she cannot be tried criminally for the same accident.
• E) The principle of double jeopardy means she can only be taken to court once, and so the choice must be made to proceed either civilly or criminally.

Recognize the significance and characteristics of the original "affluent society" and how societies adapted to food scarcities.

Identify the key adaptations and innovations that facilitated the transition from foraging to farming, including the role of the Natufians.

Understand the concept of microliths and their relevance in prehistoric human societies.

Comprehend the process and signs of domestication in plants and animals, distinguishing between wild and domesticated forms.

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Costs that vary with production output levels, such as utilities and indirect materials, associated with manufacturing.

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Machine-Hours

A metric signifying the amount of time a machine operates, utilized for computing the costs and effectiveness of production.