VI.B. Understanding the Standard
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1 Show/Hide More Chicago, B. & Q. R. Co. v. Krayenbuhl--"The Foot-Severing Turntable" Original Creator: Jonathan Zittrain Current Version: emastersWhen ruling on negligence, should courts consider factors unrelated to the potential harm of an activity (such as the activity’s usefulness to society)? -
2 Show/Hide More Greene v. Sibley--"The Kneeling Mechanic" Original Creator: Jonathan Zittrain Current Version: emastersShould we consider actors to be negligent if they fail to take precautions that require little effort, and would have mitigated the risk of harm? -
3 Show/Hide More United States v. Carroll Towing Co., Inc.--"The Learned Hand Formula Case" Original Creator: Jonathan Zittrain Current Version: emastersShould we attempt to reduce the standard of reasonable care into forms that seem more empirical—like an algebraic formula? -
4 Show/Hide More Adams v. Bullock--"The Trolley Wire Under the Bridge" Original Creator: Jonathan Zittrain Current Version: emastersShould reasonable care protect against all conceivable harm, no matter how unlikely?
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