X.B. The Objective of the Statute
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1 Show/Hide More Platz v. City of Cohoes--"The Sunday Carriage Accident" Original Creator: Jonathan Zittrain Current Version: emastersShould courts consider the objective of the statute when negligence per se is invoked? -
2 Show/Hide More Brown v. Shyne--“The Unlicensed, Paralyzing Chiropractor” Original Creator: Jonathan Zittrain Current Version: emastersIf an unlicensed actor causes harm, should the fact that the actor lacked a license be evidence enough for negligence per se? -
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4 Show/Hide More Robinson v. District of Columbia--"The Jaywalking Custom Case" Original Creator: Jonathan Zittrain Current Version: emastersIf a particular statute is flouted by the custom of the public, should courts still rely upon the statute for the purposes of NPS? -
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