The philosophy of the law is referred to as jurisprudence
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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Officer Smith uses a thermal imaging device to try to detect if unusual heat is coming from Jones’s house. He does not have a warrant. This conduct is
A. probably an illegal search because the officer needs a warrant in this case. B. probably not illegal because this is not a search. C. probably not illegal if Officer Smith in good faith believes he can do this. D. probably not illegal because any heat coming from the house is in plain view.
During the course of performing a root canal on Dawn, Dr. Toth, an oral surgeon, gets an implement stuck in Dawn's tooth and it breaks. Dr. Toth cannot extract the broken piece of the implement from Dawn's tooth, so he leaves it there. He completes the root canal, and does not disclose to Dawn that he has left part of a dental implement imbedded in her tooth. Dawn's other dental work, including the placement of a crown on the tooth with the implement in it, is then completed. Two years later, Dawn begins to have significant problems with the tooth on which Dr. Toth performed the root canal. Dawn has a seriousinfection that requires the removal of not only the tooth that Dr. Toth performed the surgeryon, but also the teeth on either side of it. She misses a significant amount of work to
have the dental work performed and suffers a considerable amount of pain. Does Dr. Toth's conduct meet the requirements of a negligence claim? Explain why or why not. What will be an ideal response?
A written fee agreement at the outset of representation is not required when
a. the fee is a fixed or flat fee b. the attorney has regularly represented the client c. the fee is contingent on the outcome because the amount of the fee is not yet known d. contemporaneous, detailed documentation of work completed on a client’s matter is maintained by attorneys and paralegals.
Which provides the authority ofa court over the actual dispute between the parties?
A. Federal statute B. Long-arm statute C. Subject matter jurisdiction D. Quasi in remjurisdiction