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        | a tort is a civil wrong for which a court may provide relief in the form of monetary value |  | 
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        | private rights of citizens |  | 
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        | by the state to protect public from wrongful acts |  | 
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        | brought by private citizens to obtain redress for the injured party |  | 
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        | -liable similar to private most cases if acted w/in scope of employment covered by district insurance
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        | board could be sued 2 girls spiked punch, due process case suspension, tort: not absolute immunity,should have known can't deny student rights
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        | Carey v. Piphus, Briscoe - earring |  | Definition 
 
        | $1 award, marijuana case 20 days suspension, due process... substantial damages must involve actual injury.  Due process absolute right |  | 
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        | sexual harassment from teacher to 5th grade girl- school district liable title IX reporting policy- no info about sexual relationship, no deliberate indifference |  | 
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        | sex harassment student on student title IX deliberate indifference... so pervasive and severe that it bars access to education |  | 
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        | Assult: nonphysical fear of bodily harm by person CAPABLE of committing harm Battery:intentional contact causing bodily injury
 Defamation:  intentional written/spoken communication false, communicated to 3rd party... liable (written)/slander (spoken) particularly malicious intent
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        | Duty of Care... forseeability Breach of Duty (Standard of Care) act as reasonable person... avg intell, perception and possessing the physical attributes of the defendant
 Proper supervision:  factors as age, mental stability, environment and circumstances
 Actual Loss or Injury (Proof of damage)
 Proximate Cause:  injury must have nexus to breach of duty, my fault
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        | Defenses for Negligence for CA- no governmental immunity |  | Definition 
 
        | no governmental immunity in CA -contributory negligence-  injured party contributes to injury
 -comparitive negligence- more than 1 wrong doer
 -assumption of risk- voluntarily participated in activity known as inherently dangerous
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        | Compensatory -actual losses medical, Punitive - on top of that... punish defendant
 Nominal- limited $ when no actual loss
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        | Peter W. v. San Francisco |  | Definition 
 
        | Cal ct of appeals: 1976 sued for couldn't read (inadequately educated sue school?) failure to education not an injury
 Fit into negligence formula- no way to measure
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        | you can be sued as a teacher |  | 
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        | having knowledge but treating w/deliberate indifference |  | 
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        | liable school due to deliberate indifference |  | 
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        | copyrite -- study 1 question |  | Definition 
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