Basic Access Control Systems Typically Define Three Classes of Subject

question 28

Short Answer

Basic access control systems typically define three classes of subject: owner, __________ and world.

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Definitions:

Cause in Fact

A legal principle determining whether a defendant's actions are the actual cause of the plaintiff's injury.

Injury

A physical or mental harm to a person that is caused by an accident, disease, or some other event.

Doctrine of Strict Liability

A legal principle holding parties responsible for damages or injuries arising from their actions, regardless of fault or negligence.

Intentional Acts

Actions taken with the purpose of causing effects that are foreseen, contrasting with accidents or negligence.