Select TWO of the following questions and respond to one in…

Select TWO of the following questions and respond to one in each box. Answers should be 4-6 complete and detailed sentences. Make sure to proofread. How did Lombroso conduct his seminal study? List at least three methodological issues. Discuss three early policies based on Lombroso’s work (note: lots of examples in that extra 10 minute video). What were the overall findings of the twin studies conducted in the mid-1900s? Why were these findings strongly criticized?

A man and his friend became angry with a bartender who had r…

A man and his friend became angry with a bartender who had refused to serve them any more drinks. The man said loudly to the bartender, “If you weren’t so ugly, I would break your skull.” While saying this, the man tapped the bartender on the hand.  If the bartender can successfully sue the man, for what tort would the bartender’s claim most likely be?

A defendant unlawfully closed off part of a public way. A pl…

A defendant unlawfully closed off part of a public way. A plaintiff, wishing to pass through this area, was prevented from doing so by the defendant’s barrier. The plaintiff was required to take an alternate route to his destination, which took an additional 10 minutes. In an action for false imprisonment by the plaintiff against the defendant, what is the likely result?

A driver negligently ran into a pedestrian who was walking a…

A driver negligently ran into a pedestrian who was walking along a road. The pedestrian sustained an injury to his knee, causing it to buckle from time to time. Several months later, the pedestrian sustained an injury to his shoulder when his knee buckled, causing him to fall down a flight of stairs. The pedestrian then brought an action against the driver for the injuries to his knee and shoulder.  In his action against the driver, for which of his injuries may the pedestrian recover damages?