Barry's Injury Case

In the streets of New York a Forensic Scientist named Barry Allen was examining a case where a bank was robbed and the security guards were killed. At the morgue there were no open body injuries but there insides were blended. All the security cameras got were a red flash. Barry’s family did not like the kind of work he was doing but they managed. His sister works for the newspaper and his father works as a police officer for NYPD. "How is this possible," said Barry. "What?" asked kaitlyn

His sister closed on him, putting a comforting hand on Wally’s shoulder. ''Me too. Barry’s strong, he’ll pull through '' It was at this moment that Oliver decided to make his entrance, closely followed by a man almost as tall as Oliver with messed up, short, blond hair and wearing a beige trenchcoat over a clean suit and red tie. Oliver

unsuccessfully. At least, this faint attempt to get Barry’s attention communicated one more information; the hero’s flushed pale skin felt on fire, muscles twitching under the doctor’s hand. Barry didn’t do sick, not with his fast regenerative powers, something was terribly wrong. Double checking the hero’s physical state, Caitlin just couldn’t seem to find anything else wrong, externally at least, other than the gash, or at least ‘til she took one of Barry’s into her hand and took note of the mauve coloration

difference in muscle mass. People say that Barry started taking steroids prior to his record year when he cranked out 73 home runs. I think the substances he took were not anabolic steroids. It was some other kind of muscle enhancer that was legal. In Barry’s case, he might have taken steroids to get stronger or he might have taken them to reduce

through the accumulation of precedents raises an awareness of what actually occurs in a case (Berk Lecture, 04/12/17). For example, in the Bee Movie the scene where another bee named Adam Flayman stings an individual named Layton it was not his intention to commit the injury but was still liable for doing so, because there was still someone who got hurt, and in order for there to be a tort there has to be an injury. As a result, having torts provide incentives for good conduct and disincentives for

1. a. b. c. d. 2. a. b. c. d. 3. a. b. c. d. 4. a. b. c. d. 5. a. b. c. d. Mark intentionally pushes Don. Don falls to the ground and breaks his arm. Mark is liable for the injury only if Mark did not intend to break Don’s arm. only if Mark had a bad motive for pushing Don. only if Mark intended to break Don’s arm. if Mark intended to push Don. Jill accuses of Ken of committing an assault. A person commits an assault if he or she creates in another an apprehension

began to climb the fence and the officer believing that if Garner got over the fence he would avoid being captured, the officer shot him. The only thing on Garner was 10 dollars and a purse taken from the house. Before Edward Garner’s father took the case to the United States Supreme Court, police officers were justified in using deadly force under 4 circumstance. They are: 1) The any felony rule 2) The defense of life rule 3) The model penal code and 4) The

(Graczyk). A little over a year later, a jury sentenced ring leader John King to death by lethal injection (“Man Executed for Dragging Death of James Byrd”). While this particular case may give the appearance that perpetrators of hate crimes receive appropriate punishment, almost a decade later, one particular case demonstrates the inequity in the application of hate crime punishments: In 2007, Sean Kennedy of Charleston, South

'Take it easy, Iris.'' Said Julian as he took over the police officer who first rushed to help the woman to stay upright and the CSI guided her to the closest chair. ''Is this...Where are they? Oh ...no.'' She cried out while her eyes were filling with tears. Her family, both Barry and Joe, was nowhere to be found at first, until her eyes caught a sign of the red suit and her heart skipped a beat of hope. Caught in the emotions, she almost screamed and revealed the Scarlet Speedster's identity:

who was examining the body called him. There were two jagged holes at the side of the victim’s neck which in fact did look like a bite mark. “So I guess we can say for sure it was murder.” “Unless he bit himself, I mean he is dressed as a vampire.” Barry’s comment didn’t have a favourable reaction on Felton’s face, glaring at him with painful intensity. Joe laughed to release the tension and spoke up for the first time, “Sorry to disappoint you Barry, but your Vampire theory won’t work. It wasn’t a