Kelley sued Champion Chevrolet as a result of a late-model used car that she purchased with the representation that it was a spe
cial-edition model driven only by the owner of the dealership. She subsequently learned that the car was, in fact, not a special edition. It had been altered to give the appearance of a special edition. Kelley was awarded $1.5 million by the jury. Champion Chevrolet retains the Scribner and Matheson law firm to represent it in the appeal. Champion Chevrolet is the appellee. True or False
First yr. students often believe that there are clear and perfect truths to be found. ... Finally, after considering opposite ideas, students become committed to certain values.
