Intent, as Used in Tort Law, Requires an Evil Motive

question 67

True/False

Intent, as used in tort law, requires an evil motive.

Identify the legal theories and tests used to establish a design defect.

Understand the basis for breach of warranty claims.

Recognize the role of consumer expectations and risk-utility analysis in product liability lawsuits.

Understand the concept of empowerment and its components.

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