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I have a good chunk of the research done, just need some more fact specific cases. I've got the questions presented done and am working on the statement of factsJsa725 wrote:how far have you gotten into writing?buckythebadger wrote:Day before Thanksgiving. It will be nice that we will basically be done with that class once we hand that in, but I also need to finish my outlinesJsa725 wrote:It was for me...when is it due?buckythebadger wrote:LRW a total time sink for anyone else? LRW for us is 3 credits, graded and curved. All I want to do is outline for other classes but this memo is worth 50% of our grade
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I havent read through this whole thing. Besides the BLL for Torts and K whats the most important thing?
My torts outline is basically just BLL from all the cases
My K outline is rule based with implement of UCC, Restatement 2nd and CaseLaw.
Missing something?
What about crim? My prof focuses on diff between MPC and common law, so I think that is big
My torts outline is basically just BLL from all the cases
My K outline is rule based with implement of UCC, Restatement 2nd and CaseLaw.
Missing something?
What about crim? My prof focuses on diff between MPC and common law, so I think that is big
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double post, sorry!
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Can someone tell me how to express a duty for negligence?
Right now I have duty to act as a reasonable person would under the circumstances, but what about landowners, and professionals, etc. Is there only that one duty and then everything else follows? This is so frustrating.
Right now I have duty to act as a reasonable person would under the circumstances, but what about landowners, and professionals, etc. Is there only that one duty and then everything else follows? This is so frustrating.
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Gotta love this thread, sometimes I forget I am not in BodyBuilding forum and in TLS.
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Work out that brain.
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(1) Determine if the D owed P a duty - did D's affirmative act create risk? was the plaintiff's harm foreseeable? If D did not create the risk, does one of the no-duty-to act exceptions apply? (special relationship with victim/perpetrator, innocent creation of risk etc.) As a general rule, duty owed is to act as an ordinarily prudent person would under the circumstances. Thats really all you need to say under duty (judge determines the legal duty.swimmer11 wrote:Can someone tell me how to express a duty for negligence?
Right now I have duty to act as a reasonable person would under the circumstances, but what about landowners, and professionals, etc. Is there only that one duty and then everything else follows? This is so frustrating.
(2) Now you analyze if D breached duty - so apply the facts. If professional, duty owed is to act as a ordinarily prudent professional would under the circumstances (or child of like age, intelligence etc) - the duty owed is always in light of the circumstances. If a doctor negligently performed surgery, and is sued, the P will have to show what an ordinarily prudent doctor would have done under the circumstances (ie: an ordinary doctor in the community - actually transitioning toward a national standard - would have removed the metal instrument before sewing up the incision). Remember that the duty is not to act in a way that PREVENTS foreseeable harm. Danger consists in the risk of harm, as well as the likelihood of it – danger occurring does not need to be more probable than it not occurring but rather “if there is some probability of harm sufficiently serious that ordinary men would take precautions to avoid it, then failure to do so is negligence”
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Thanks a lot bro, I was wondering how to phrase it and that makes sense. Also, why does it never feel like I have a weekend anymore!?nucky thompson wrote:(1) Determine if the D owed P a duty - did D's affirmative act create risk? was the plaintiff's harm foreseeable? If D did not create the risk, does one of the no-duty-to act exceptions apply? (special relationship with victim/perpetrator, innocent creation of risk etc.) As a general rule, duty owed is to act as an ordinarily prudent person would under the circumstances. Thats really all you need to say under duty (judge determines the legal duty.swimmer11 wrote:Can someone tell me how to express a duty for negligence?
Right now I have duty to act as a reasonable person would under the circumstances, but what about landowners, and professionals, etc. Is there only that one duty and then everything else follows? This is so frustrating.
(2) Now you analyze if D breached duty - so apply the facts. If professional, duty owed is to act as a ordinarily prudent professional would under the circumstances (or child of like age, intelligence etc) - the duty owed is always in light of the circumstances. If a doctor negligently performed surgery, and is sued, the P will have to show what an ordinarily prudent doctor would have done under the circumstances (ie: an ordinary doctor in the community - actually transitioning toward a national standard - would have removed the metal instrument before sewing up the incision). Remember that the duty is not to act in a way that PREVENTS foreseeable harm. Danger consists in the risk of harm, as well as the likelihood of it – danger occurring does not need to be more probable than it not occurring but rather “if there is some probability of harm sufficiently serious that ordinary men would take precautions to avoid it, then failure to do so is negligence”
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Jsa725 wrote:weekend -fun, relaxation, enjoying outdoors, running errands, hanging out...hmmmswimmer11 wrote: Thanks a lot bro, I was wondering how to phrase it and that makes sense. Also, why does it never feel like I have a weekend anymore!?
no weekends till mid-december...except SNF (for sanity). CSWS.
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Gotta go do pro bono work bros. fml i want to/need to be workin on this memoooo
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CSWS.
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Can't Stop, Won't Stop. Brought over into this thread from this post in the Lounge. Letsgolaw has taken up the chant, it seems. As we all should. Brother Shrimpin works that big law.swimmer11 wrote:What does CSWS mean bro? I have been trying to figure it out forever now.
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Love it CSWS all day bruhs. It will all be over soon and until then CSWS.UnamSanctam wrote:Can't Stop, Won't Stop. Brought over into this thread from this post in the Lounge. Letsgolaw has taken up the chant, it seems. As we all should. Brother Shrimpin works that big law.swimmer11 wrote:What does CSWS mean bro? I have been trying to figure it out forever now.
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It seems to me this is becoming the BROfficial 1L Exam Prep & Motivation Thread.UnamSanctam wrote:Can't Stop, Won't Stop. Brought over into this thread from this post in the Lounge. Letsgolaw has taken up the chant, it seems. As we all should. Brother Shrimpin works that big law.swimmer11 wrote:What does CSWS mean bro? I have been trying to figure it out forever now.
Where are my fighting ladies at?
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Hahaha. I was wondering this same thing. This thread has definitely become straight BRO recently.LetsGoLAW wrote:It seems to me this is becoming the BROfficial 1L Exam Prep & Motivation Thread.UnamSanctam wrote:Can't Stop, Won't Stop. Brought over into this thread from this post in the Lounge. Letsgolaw has taken up the chant, it seems. As we all should. Brother Shrimpin works that big law.swimmer11 wrote:What does CSWS mean bro? I have been trying to figure it out forever now.
Where are my fighting ladies at?
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Not a bad thingswimmer11 wrote:Hahaha. I was wondering this same thing. This thread has definitely become straight BRO recently.LetsGoLAW wrote:It seems to me this is becoming the BROfficial 1L Exam Prep & Motivation Thread.UnamSanctam wrote:Can't Stop, Won't Stop. Brought over into this thread from this post in the Lounge. Letsgolaw has taken up the chant, it seems. As we all should. Brother Shrimpin works that big law.swimmer11 wrote:What does CSWS mean bro? I have been trying to figure it out forever now.
Where are my fighting ladies at?
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holla.LetsGoLAW wrote:It seems to me this is becoming the BROfficial 1L Exam Prep & Motivation Thread.UnamSanctam wrote:Can't Stop, Won't Stop. Brought over into this thread from this post in the Lounge. Letsgolaw has taken up the chant, it seems. As we all should. Brother Shrimpin works that big law.swimmer11 wrote:What does CSWS mean bro? I have been trying to figure it out forever now.
Where are my fighting ladies at?
property reading/outlining. Such a great saturday.
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Memo due at 5pm. Just spent an hour and a half doing citations. Probably all wrong. Oh well, ungraded legal writing FTW.
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Lucky mofo. 3 credit, curved, graded LW for me!SportsFan wrote:Memo due at 5pm. Just spent an hour and a half doing citations. Probably all wrong. Oh well, ungraded legal writing FTW.
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