Answer:
-There is so much discrimination.
-If it's a jury most people just think guilty as they don't know the law
-Many people can't afford a good lawyer
-Many people have an inadequate knowledge of the law
Donald, a mechanic at an auto shop, accidentally spilled some gasoline in the parking lot of the auto shop and failed to clean it up. Carl, a customer walking across the parking lot, flicked a lit cigarette onto the ground, hitting the gasoline and resulting in a fire that burned another customer, Val. Val suffered severe injuries to her legs. Can Donald be held liable in negligence for the harm to Val
Answer:
yes he can because he failed to clean up the gas and if he failed to clean it that means he did not clean it or he cleaned it but not the right way
so if had not cleaned it then yes he can
if he did clean it but not the right way he still can because he most likely new that it was not clean all the way because with out a doubt gas spelled on his side through out his owner ship of the auto shop so he should all ready know how to clean up gas so if he did not clean it up right he would know that, and since his carelessness led to that fire he can be heled liable
hope i helped
Explanation:
Who appoints the justices? Who approves the justices? WHY?
Answer:
The President of the United State appoints justices, and have to be approved by the United States Senate; The reason is that the constitution states that all Presidential Appointees by the presidents are to be approved by the Senate. (By all it includes supreme court justices)
This will just require a simple majority; But during this point and Age, The philibuster mandates 60 Votes.
