Patty sued Raphael for hitting her car, alleging that Raphael was texting at the time when the accident happened. Patty did not
present hard evidence of texting, such as phone records. The jury held Raphael was not liable for the accident because Patty has not proved Raphael was texting, and that in fact it was Patty who failed yield to Raphael. Patty should:____________ a. Ask the judge to grant a default judgement because the jury was wrong
b. Appeal and try to convince the appellate court that Raphael was actually texting
c. Ask the Supreme Court to overturn the decision because she made clear Raphael was texting
d. Appeal to federal court to overturn the decision, which was made in state court
e. Move on with her life, as she was unable to convince the jury to side with her on a question of fact
In simple words, the above case relates to the situation of lack of evidence. For proving an alleged criminal to be the culprit the law requires a full hard core proof after no further questioning regarding guilt of the culprit could be done.
In this case, eye witnesses or video camera recording could have been an aid fr Patty but as she had not presented anything to the court she can do nothing.
When John meets with an old man he reacts sympathetically. He considers and imagined the circumstances that pulled an old man into poverty and unemployment and wonders why so many people were unemployed in the society. Then he imagined that the old man lost his home and job due to social changes. social change impacts can be negative and positive. Some people adapted the changes and grow up easily but some people like an old man lost their home and bread and bitter earning and leads to living a life without home and earnings. He visualizes all the situation related to the old man.
Not everyone can live like an upper class white man. They posses privaleges and live in a different mindset compared to for example a lower class woman or a man of color. Therefore you cannot compare a white middle class mans mental state as opposed to many other different peoples.
Confirmation bias is a cognitive bias that occurs when a person favours or recalls information or evidence in a ratherbiased manner so that it strengthens his belief in something. This is illustrated in the example above where the teacher tries to confirm his belief that boys ate naughtier than girls by looking for information to confirm this
<span>Alyssa picks up a raisin with her thumb and forefinger using the pincer grasp. Alyssa is most likely four months old. Once the baby is able to master how to clutch lager toys and objects, he/she would expend the next months using the hands regularly and gaining more dexterity in the fingers.</span>
