(4 points) Differences Intentional torts occur when a person knows what they are doing and want the consequences of the act to occur. Negligence and strict liability do not involve intent. Negligence involves carelessness.
A Florida state trial court found a party guilty of fraud. Should a future case arise with the same basic fact pattern, other Florida state courts will be bound by that precedent and are obligated to follow the reasoning and decision of the prior court's decision. False
(2 points) They have voluntarily chosen a lifestyle that exposes them to scrutiny by the press They can respond to damaging statements in a way average people can’t: appear on tv, news conference, press releases, air time 6. What are the differences among negligence, strict liability, and intentional torts?