Donald has admired Daisy for months, but he has never talked to her. One day, Donald quickly walks up to Daisy with his arms outstretched and a creepy smile on his face (he was nervous). Daisy, thinking he is going to harm her, is frightened by this, but before she can move away Donald wraps his arms around her, squeezed hard, and kisses her on the mouth. Donald has committed the tort(s) of

Ron works for a large american company that is thinking about buying another large company. before the deal is announced, ron writes an article for the paper that tells all of the details of the possible business deal. ron's boss fires him for giving secret company information to the public. why is ron's company allowed to fire him without violating his "freedom of speech" rights? a. companies are fully protected by free speech laws. b. ron's boss was not born in america. c. newspapers do not count as speeches because they are written. d. ron's company has a right to protect its interests.the answer is d

The long english tradition of figured prominently in the founding fathers' discussion of the ownership of firearms. a) police squads b) target practice c) aristocratic rifle associations d) militias

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