In EEOC V Abercrombie and Fitch Stores (2015), the Supreme Court Ruled

question 92

Multiple Choice

In E.E.O.C. v. Abercrombie and Fitch Stores (2015) , the Supreme Court ruled that

• A) the Ten Commandments cannot be displayed at a privately owned retail store.
• B) Title VII of the U.S. Code prevents retail stores from refusing to hire Muslim women who wear head scarves in violation of company dress policies.
• C) Title VII of the U.S. Code allows retail stores to refuse hiring Muslim women who wear head scarves in violation of company dress policies.
• D) Native Americans cannot be fired from their jobs at privately owned companies for smoking peyote during religious ceremonies.

Identify the elements required to establish a negligence claim.

Recognize how the concept of proximate cause applies to negligence cases and its implications for liability.

Understand the legal significance of statutory violations (negligence per se) in negligence claims.

Grasp the notions of contributory negligence, comparative negligence, and assumption of risk, and how they affect liability and damages.

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