In the classic case, Palsgraf v. Long Island Railroad (1928) discussed in the text, the court denied Mrs. Palsgraf's claim of negligence on the ground that her injuries were __________, therefore the railroad employee's actions were not __________ of her injuries
a. not foreseeable, proximate cause
b. not foreseeable, actual cause
c. the actual cause, representative
d. not foreseeable, the intentional factor in the claim
a
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a. the highest-level manager involved b. the party who holds an egoist position c. the new client d. the party who holds a utilitarian position
Procedural due process pertains to governmental decisions depriving a person of all the following except:
a. life. b. equal protection. c. liberty. d. property.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false