- th intent to return embezzled funds is an appropriate defense to the crime of embezzlement
- violations are punishable by a fine
- misdemeanors are considered non serious crimes, and are punishable by prison for less than on year and fines
- no personal property is worth an injury or death of another person
- actus reas is the intent to commit a crime
- trade dress refers to the overall aesthetics of a business
- to recover for negligence you must cause an actual injury or damage to anther or another's property
- the patent protection for the design of an item last 14 years
- patent protecton for the manufacture of an item lasts 20 years
- your ex chases you with her car this is an example of assault
- client lists are considered to be trade secrets
- cybersquatting is registering for a domain name for which the person registering it has no rights
- money laundering is an example of organized crime
- defamation is a statement of fact not opinion
- slander is easier to recover from than libel
- assumption of risk prevents a plaintiff from recovering for damages, even if the plaintiff has proven all required elements
- a patent holder may recover damages and receive an injunction against an infringer is a patent infringement lawsuit
- "i did not mean to cause an accident" is not an appropriate to defense
- was with intentional torts, to recover for negligence you must cause an actual injury or damage to another
- a copyright is not created by the process of registration