Teresa makes fun of Jay every day at baseball practice and Jay is sick of it. After a particularly nasty comment, Jay decides to shut Teresa up once and for all. Jay throws a baseball at Teresa’s head as hard as he can with the intent of hitting her in the face. Unfortunately, Jay’s throw missed Teresa and the ball hit Brian instead who happened to be standing right next to Teresa. Brian suffered a broken nose from this. What type of tort did Jay commit against Brian?  

Alisha lives in Boise, Idaho and operates a pharmacy there. She believes her U.S. constitutional right to free speech has been violated when the state of Idaho enacts a ban on the advertising of certain products containing medical marijuana. If Alisha wants to file her lawsuit in federal court in Idaho, what should she state in her complaint?  

Businesses may use a choice of law clause in a contract that specifies which state’s laws will apply if another party who agrees to the contract decides to sue the business in the future.

The tort of trespass to personal property is committed when someone temporarily exercises control over another person’s personal property and deprives the rightful property owner from controlling their property for a temporary period of time.  

Federal courts can only have subject matter jurisdiction over a case when there is complete diversity of state citizenship between the parties involved in the lawsuit.  

The Respondus issue is still happening in Ultra courses where users can’t delete Respondus and Honorlock is not an option. This requires logging into blackboard.ndus.edu and syncing Respondus dashboard and then coming back to blackboard.und.edu to trash Respondus and see other proctoring options appear.

True or false? Cutting shapes out of construction paper with scissors is a typical gross motor skill included in preschool curriculums that can help improve handwriting.

Which type of parenting is being demonstrated by a parent who says, “because I said so” instead of explaining their reasoning to their child?

A second grader gets scratched by her neighbor’s cat and runs home crying to her mom. The only other cat she’s been around is her grandmother’s cat, which also scratched her the last time she saw it. The little girl tells her mom she doesn’t like cats because they are mean. This is a good example of which characteristic of concrete operational thought?

Which one of Erikson’s psychosocial stages of development is most clearly being demonstrated when a child understands that it’s OK for them to want to do something different than what their friend wants to do?