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Law School in Plain English: Torts & Criminal Law.

Jeff Brown
Tort Law
Negligence
Comparative Negligence
O.J. Simpson
Criminal Law
False Imprisonment
Intentional Torts
Trespass To Land
Torts
Contributory Negligence
Palsgraf V. Long Island Railroad
Duty
Conversion
Assault
The People V. O.J. Simpson
Murder
Trespass To Chattels
Res Ipsa Loquitur
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Whether you’re a law student, an undergraduate considering law school, or a lifelong learner, join me as we demystify the law — one concept at a time, in 15 minutes or less. We break down complex legal principles into plain English, making the law accessible for everyone.

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    This podcast is so helpful! I used it to study for a lawn ethics class during my healthcare administrator program. I listen to it while I’m in the car with my nine-year-old son and we both love it! We talk about torts during children’s movies now

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Trespass to Chattels: Borrowed, Broken, or Both?
Q: What do you need to prove trespass to chattels?
You need to prove that there was interference with your property, that there was no permission granted, and that harm was caused.
Trespass to Chattels: Borrowed, Broken, or Both?
Q: What is trespass to chattels?
Trespass to chattels is when someone interferes with your personal property, such as borrowing or damaging it without permission.
Comparative Negligence: Sharing the Blame.
Q: Should someone who made a small mistake still be able to recover compensation?
The discussion invites listeners to ponder the fairness of allowing someone who made a small mistake to recover compensation or whether such a mistake should disqualify them completely.

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Focused on simplifying complex legal concepts, episodes examine various principles of tort law and criminal law through relatable and often humorous scenarios. The host effectively breaks down abstract legal standards, such as negligence and consent, using everyday examples that make the law easier to grasp. This educative approach invites a broad audience, including law students, professionals, and curious minds, to engage with legal topics typically reserved for the classroom. Notably, the podcast's commitment to brevity—each episode around 15 minutes—allows for a useful and efficient learning experience.

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