General Deterrence

question 18

Multiple Choice

General deterrence:

• A) convinces the particular offender not to commit crime in the future
• B) convinces the particular offender not to get caught again
• C) refers to punishing offenders so that others will be afraid to commit crimes
• D) refers to punishing offenders so that others will take greater steps not to get
• Caught committing crimes

Analyze cases of loss or damage within bailment relationships and determine potential liabilities.

Explain the importance of notices and contractual terms in limiting the liability of bailees.

Distinguish between the roles and responsibilities of private and common carriers in bailment situations.

Assess the legal implications of actions taken by bailees in response to bailor instructions.

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