If Joe carelessly leaves a box of explosives unsecured at the construction site and teenagers sneak in to the site, steal explosives and then are injured trying to detonate the explosives.  Joe could be sued for:   Question 9 options:   A)  trespass.   B)  negligence.   C)  strict liability.   D)  battery.   E)  B and C.

What challenges do arson and explosion crime scenes present for investigators?

§Incised looking wound  is in fact : § §An incised wound §A lacerated wound. §A firearm injury §Not a wound

Differentiate between intentional torts (assaultand battery, defamation, invasion of privacy,false imprisonment, fraud) and unintentional torts(negligence).

If you were a crime scene investigator, what type of fingerprint impression would you have discovered on the following objects? a) A chocolate bar. b) A bloody print on a knife. c) A plastic bag.

1) A forensic scientist is required to collect blood samples from the crime scene and analyze it to help the investigators understand who participated to the murder. i) As a first step, the scientist needs to extract DNA. Indicate why red blood cells are not a good target for the analysis, and list at least two chemicals/compounds that are required to extract the DNA, explaining why they are used. ii) The sample has been collected in a small amount, so that (s)he decides to use PCR to analyze it. Describe why PCR is better suited to address small samples with respect to Southern blotting and how is selectivity addressed with this technique.

Which term can employers choose in regards to workers compensation A) they want to cover work related injuries B) what course of treatment should be for the employees C) which medical professionals the employees will use D) they want to have worker’s compensation insurance

Punishments for Breaking the Rules for healthcare fraud?

Sara breaks her leg in a fall while snow skiing on the college ski team.  If she sues the ski lodge the lodge's most likely defense will be: a. Contributory negligence  b. Comparative negligence c. superceding cause d. assumption of the risk

Which of the following statements is false? a. It is safe to drive and talk on a cell phone as long as it is hands free. b. Brushing your hair while talking on the phone is easy to do. c. Texting while driving is more dangerous than talking on a cell phone while driving. d. Driving while talking on a cell phone is as risky as driving while under the influence of alcohol.