Essay: Lynch v. Fisher
The above is not what happened in Lynch v. Fisher, because if the driver of the truck could have been more careful by parking the truck off the road then the accident could not have occurred. Since everyone ought to be responsible for his actions, the driver of the truck through his insurance should have been held responsible. However, Gunter’s actions cannot be held responsible for the wounds that were suffered by the plaintiff because Gunter was in a delirium that was caused by the accident. Although Gunter should have been more careful by driving carefully, he could not have caused an accident if the truck was not parked in the middle of the road. (more…)Essay: Proximate causation
Iara Quintana, Plaintiff-Appellant, was knocked down by a vehicle as she crossed a street that did not have street lighting. The city of Chicago was found not to have done anything wrong because the causal of the accident was not entirely on the inoperative traffic lights. The inoperative traffic lights were a just a condition that could have led to an accident but things were made different by the conduct of the drivers.
Essay: Derdiarian v Felix Contracting Corp
In the case of Brian Quirke, as the plaintiff, and the city of Harvey as the defendant, an accident occurred because the traffic lights were not lit. However, although the supplier had switched off the lights, the driver of the jeep that was carrying Quirke did not slow down although he had noticed that the traffic lights were inoperative. (more…)Essay: Connection between the Internet and the public sphere
The work of these scholars suggests that there is a clear connection between the Internet and the public sphere. However, the Internet is a network of networks, and over its history has continually changed in terms of technology,