Unit 3

1.	tort	A.	a system in which court decisions establish legal principles and rules of law
2.	waive	B.	the obligation to do or not do something
3.	wrong	C.	the protection of a creative fixed expression giving the owner exclusive rights to the expression
4.	immune	D.	spoken expression about a person that is false and damages that person's reputation
5.	malice	E.	a civil wrong, such as negligence or libel
6.	remedy	F.	the amount an insured person agrees to pay toward repairs before the insurance company pays anything
7.	battery	G.	a court's decision in a civil case
8.	slander	H.	___________ is a type of real property tort
9.	judgment	I.	the legal responsibility for damage or injury even if you are not negligent
10.	premiums	J.	payments made for insurance coverage
11.	copyright	K.	exempt from penalties, payments, or legal requirements
12.	liability	L.	arbitration, mediation, negotiation are methods of __________
13.	common law	M.	an intentional, unlawful physical contact inflicted on one person by another without consent
14.	conversion	N.	strict liability, negligence, and ___________ are the three types of torts
15.	deductible	O.	a court order requiring a person to do, or refrain from doing, a particular act
16.	defamation	P.	the taking or controlling of another's property without consent
17.	injunction	Q.	land and all items attached to it, such as houses, crops, and fences
18.	settlement	R.	tort explained in one word is _____
19.	intentional	S.	a lawsuit brought by one or more persons on behalf of a larger group
20.	malpractice	T.	deliberate intent to harm someone; ill will
21.	trespassing	U.	failure to meet acceptable standards of practice in any professional or official position
22.	class action	V.	written or spoken expression about a person that is false and damages that person's reputation
23.	real property	W.	what is done to compensate for an injury or to enforce some right
24.	strict liability	X.	the intentional or wrongful confinement of another person against his/her will
25.	false imprisonment	Y.	to give up some right, privilege, or benefit voluntarily

Unit 3

1.	tort → E
2.	waive → Y
3.	wrong → R
4.	immune → K
5.	malice → T
6.	remedy → W
7.	battery → M
8.	slander → D
9.	judgment → G
10.	premiums → J
11.	copyright → C
12.	liability → B
13.	common law → A
14.	conversion → P
15.	deductible → F
16.	defamation → V
17.	injunction → O
18.	settlement → L
19.	intentional → N
20.	malpractice → U
21.	trespassing → H
22.	class action → S
23.	real property → Q
24.	strict liability → I
25.	false imprisonment → X