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NURS 406 Exam 3 Study Guide

(Answered) CS CYBER SECU CCSK Exam 5 Pace University Guaranteed Success Congratulations – you have completed CCSK v4 Exam Simulator 5. You scored 60 points out of 60 points total. Your obtained grade is Pass Your answers are shown below: 1. Private Cloud operated solely for a single organization can be located at- ● Only On-premise ● Only Off-premise ● Both On-premise and Off-premise ● Trusted third party Question was not answered 2. Which of the following esse...

NURS 406 Exam 3 Study Guide

Property Outline: Professor Shelby Green I. The Concept of Property; The Rule of Capture Public Property: when the government owns the property. Private Property: Property owned by one or more persons or businesses. Legal Positivism: Approach that says that property is a human invention and not the result of divine gift or natural right. Property exists only to the extent that the government recognizes it. The justification for property is important because it determines the scope and exte...

Civil Procedure II Final Outline Subject Matter Jurisdiction I. Overview A. Determines whether court has juris over the specific cause of action B. The court may consider subject matter jurisdiction at any time, upon motion by a party or sua sponte C. A court has competence to hear a matter if one of three things is true: 1. It is authorized to do so by statute. Ex – diversity jurisdiction is authorized by 28 USC §1332 2. The case involves a federal question i.e. the claim arises und...

ntentional Torts i. Intent a. Types of Intent: i. Purposeful 1. “I know what will happen.” ii. Substantial Certainty 1. “I’m pretty sure or should know what will happen.” iii. Transferred intent. Meant to do something to someone, accidently hit someone else. Still liable. b. Cases: i. Garratt v. Dailey 1.  (5 year 9 month old) pulled ’s chair resulting in her injured 2. Court said he did have intent saying that if one knows with substantial certainty harm will res...

i. Intent a. Types of Intent: i. Purposeful 1. “I know what will happen.” ii. Substantial Certainty 1. “I’m pretty sure or should know what will happen.” iii. Transferred intent. Meant to do something to someone, accidently hit someone else. Still liable. b. Cases: i. Garratt v. Dailey 1.  (5 year 9 month old) pulled ’s chair resulting in her injured 2. Court said he did have intent saying that if one knows with substantial certainty harm will result from their act...