· when you prepare your homework document, please be sure to use the chapter labels and the question # labels to distinguish each and every question. If I cannot tell where one question ends and another begins, I cannot give credit for responding to each question and sub question. Refer to the grading rubric in the Syllabus for indications of how to prepare “best answers” for maximum eligibility for points on your responses.
Chapter 2 Questions
1. Ch 2, page 78-79, Practicing Ethics, “Bribe the Terrorists?” Questions 1 & 2.
2. Ch 2, page 81, Chapter Question #1.
Chapter 4 Questions
3. Ch 4, page 143 “Cyberbullying” Questions 1-3.
4. Ch 4, page 152, Questions-Part One, Question 1a-c.
Chapter 6 Questions
5. Ch 6, Page 238-239, Legal Briefcase, Vian v. Carey, Questions 1-3.
6. Ch 6, Page 249-250, Legal Briefcase, Stambovsky v. Ackley et. al., Questions 1a-d, 2a-d, 3
7. Ch 6, Page 251, “Toy Yoda,” Questions 1-4.
Chapter 7 Questions
8. Ch 7, Page 283, An Angry Dad, read and answer the question at the end.
9. Ch 7, Page 293-296, Legal Briefcase, Hoyt v. Gutterz Bowl & Lounge, Questions 1-3.
10. LEGAL APPLICATION EXERCISE: We have all seen the crazy product liability disclaimers or Warnings on items. For example, at home, my Chi Hair Iron has a disclaimer that it “may burn eyes”- which is funny because it is reaches 400 degrees and is ONLY to be used on your head of hair, meaning that someone has probably burned their eyes trying to straighten their eyelashes- OUCH. Find the most bizarre or silly disclaimer you can find in your house or a store. Take a picture, scan it in, or write it word for word. Write a paragraph on why you think the company might have included the disclaimer. Make sure to use terminology from the book to justify your answer by defining the term and discussing why it relates to your product warning that you found. Cite the book.
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