In a college football game, Ray tackles Bob and breaks Bob's ankle. While they are still in the pile, Bob punches Ray in the face. Which of the following is correct?
a. Only Ray can use the defense of consent for the injury he inflicted.
b. Neither Bob nor Ray can sue the defense of consent for the injuries each inflicted.
c. Only Bob can use the defense of consent for the injury he inflicted.
d. Both Bob and Ray can use the defense of consent for the injuries they inflicted.
a
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A. federal government B. unlawful masses C. state legislatures D. president
The Division of Labor in Society was authored by:
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