Consent, Privilege, Self-Defense and Defense of Others and of Property

question 230

Multiple Choice

Consent, privilege, self-defense and defense of others and of property are all:

• A) examples of proximate causes
• B) major defenses in negligence tort cases
• C) examples of substantial factors
• D) not permissible defenses in assault and battery cases
• E) none of the other choices

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Definitions:

Efficient Level

The optimal point of production or operation where costs are minimized and productivity or utility is maximized.

Warranty

A guarantee, usually made by a seller to a buyer, promising to repair or replace a product if necessary within a specified period.

High Quality

The standard of something as measured against other similar things, indicating it is of superior grade.

Signaling

The action of conveying information about oneself or one's intentions to others, often seen in economics and job markets where candidates signal their value through education or other credentials.