Episode 1.1: What is Torts? And what Torts is not.

[@Bkaz3678]

The clarity is amazing in this video. I learned more watching this than I did in the first tort lecture from my introduction to business law at my university, and that was an hour and 15 minute long lecture...

[@LukEvoy]

Legit the exact way I felt

[@jsquareseaedits]

@@LukEvoy same

[@zoelatorres2233]

Torts law

[@shandorkato]

Indeed, hits the exact points of confusion with clear examples.

[@Darkhearts]

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[@oliviabartsoff1315]

UNBELIEVABLY HELPFUL. Well done!! THANK YOU for posting. Frustrating hours spent in class and reading text book, and still not gaining understanding but you've sure put it into context. Thanks again!

[@marcosandoval419]

This is helping me out with my first year torts law school class. Thanks!

[@djkamakaflower]

This is amazing, I am so glad I found this youtube channel. Civil vs Criminal was really confusing me and this was really clear and memorable! Thank you!

[@chrispreston256]

It's all civil. A corporation has no authority to hear criminal cases and the definition can be found in the US code

[@nonchalantd]

The narrator has such a beautiful voice, clear pronunciation, and dynamic cadence.

[@ahsanmohammed1]

nonchalantd She’s reading awkwardly. Makes following difficult.

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nonchalantd simp

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agreed

[@OGGalleryCrew92]

@@ahsanmohammed1 No shes not she is talking in what they call Legal Lee's !

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@@carlrygwelski586 Whats that mean in English then ?

[@clydee]

beautiful and clear voice with wonderful, easy to understand summarising!! Great thanks to you!

[@nicky6362]

YOU ARE THE ONE WHO GAVE AN EXPLICIT INFORMATION. THANK YOU

[@MissSonnyD]

Thank you very much for this video. You made this so easy to understand for someone who is not a law student!

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Lovely video lesson! Super high quality of instruction! Very clear, easy to follow and understand. It is truly helpful. Thanks for creating it!!!

[@lawyersinconnecticut]

Great job by Professor Wiley on tort law. Torts can be confusing and lengthy. Lindsay did a wonderful job clearing up any issues with torts. thanks..

[@laurajuli3]

This video was extremely helpful. I understand now what I did not understand during a three hours class. Thanks so much!

[@tylercsm4690]

How i feel whenever i watch a 10 minute video based on the material of a 3 hour class

[@Musiclocal665]

Are you lawer now?

[@bradleykewa]

thank you for the clarity and well presentation of the contrast between the two laws. Its very helpful in my academic write up.

[@vernicehoyt1038]

Extremely informative. Thank you!

[@10.md.abdullahal-amin95]

Such a great video...!!! The voice is just overwhelming

[@fabianmcintyre5901]

Professor Lindsay Wiley, I enjoyed watching the video. I've learned something new from a different perspective.

[@BossChronicles]

Please continue this law series it's very helpful!

[@donotneed2250]

I had to take a tort law class in 1985 as part of a Data Processing course I was taking. I was surprised at how much about law I already knew but didn't know it. We had cases to discuss and I was always correct as to what the outcome should be. I was also one of two guys in the class. One morning one of the ladies asked me why/how I got all the cases right. I told her that when it comes to matters of law you have to think with your head not your heart. The teacher agreed. My journey in understanding law started on active duty trying to figure out how the Uniform Code of Military Justice(UCMJ) works and how to make it work for me. I have been sued twice and both cases were dismissed. My company's assigned vehicle was hit while being legally parked in front of my house. What they did not know was while on active duty one of my duties was to photograph accidents. The second guy who sued I'm thinking did it intentionally. He also wanted to be reimbursed for medical bills. He did not realize I had pics of him lifting a heavy case from the car trunk and walking around uninjured and not in any distress. He even left the scene in someone's personal vehicle not by ambulance. The vehicle was whomever he called to come get him. According to the lawyers my company had, with my pictures, accident report, diagram he didn't have too much of a leg to stand on. Federal law/regulations require a certain amount of light reflecting markers/tape. I had more than the requirements but they did not see a vehicle that requires 13'6" by 8'6" clearance?

[@AskDrReg]

Awesome! Excellent! I appreciate that you took a very indepth topic and made it easy to understand.

[@rooster1038]

Thank you, this is actually really simple and doesn't use too many technical words.

[@bikalparajbhandari8337]

Thanks for this presentation, simple yet super useful, went through many videos but this is the best Thanks

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Looking forward for more lessons.

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[@meixuanjd2770]

Clear & Concise. So helpful. Thank you very much!

[@michaelaayton4959]

This helped me a lot understanding torts for my Law exam. Thank you so much

[@UK.Rodrigo.Oliveira]

Seriously great vid! Thank you for sharing and making it easy for us to understand.

[@alitorrech4152]

Not a lawyer but I want to become one and these videos help me learn the ropes thanks!

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I'm really a fan of that channel. I learnt a lot through these lectures

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Very easy to understand. Good presentation.

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Very informative and helpful. Thanks a lot. Waiting for more videos to come!

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[@HOTELIERS_DIARY_TV]

Crystal clear. Informative. Helpful.

[@caringlovetv6998]

Hi, Your car accident example was a great one. Thanks.

[@davidbonfanti8249]

Thank you for breaking this down for 1L's like myself.

[@699Akmal]

Beautifully explained. Thanks for sharing

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Thanks for this teaching. It is very helpful.

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[@kokonuti3274]

Is 'Preponderance' the same as 'on the balance of probabilities'? we were taught the latter as the standard of proof for civil

[@manicmonad]

This is fantastic! Well done. It was very easy to comprehend.

[@halligan89]

A great and explicit explanation of Torts. Thank you!

[@haidongding4558]

wonderful videos for torts! Thank you! Could you upload the rest of this series or tell us how to get the rest of them? Thank you again!

[@lawyersinconnecticut]

Thanks for getting back to me, Aaron. Great to hear more videos being produced...I'll be back to your channel to peruse the new legal content. Thank you sir. :-)

[@adv.praveen7005]

Great video. Thank u. Kindly make video for other law subject

[@saravananmurugeson8624]

Thanks for the very useful notes

[@TheProphetMohammad]

Superb presentation!

[@weekendresearcher]

This is a hidden gem

[@jasonleon1976]

Excellent explanation. Thank you.

[@ADVOCATEDHRUV]

how one can sue for discrinimation of age if he does will he get the damages

[@LloydBryanMolanderAdams]

Outstanding!! This will be very helpful to my class - thank you

[@caringlovetv6998]

Hi, What Law School do you go to? Thanks.

[@shubhampanwar6689]

I got crystal clear understanding of "Law of Torts".

[@krishnaruby2919]

Really the best explanation of law of tort.thanks a lot. Then looking for more

[@danzz7583]

honestly, quite amazing

[@crackerjax4330]

Best description yet!

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[@ronniedelahoussayechauvin6717]

I don't anything about Contracts are was ever aware of such laws. What is this?

[@harrytaller9403]

0:38 thanx for making simple and understandable videos

[@zeeiggy]

Excellent!

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I find these videos very helpful for my interpreting course, it gives me such an insightful understanding to the legal system. Now I need to find these type of videos in medical field....and social welfare, and everything else haha! Thanks a lot!

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[@anjlicadattatreya709]

Finally get what tort and contract law mean! Thank you.

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Great presentation I understand alot better. Thank you so much!

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[@VictoriaSobocki]

Fantastic video! Thank you.

[@shandorkato]

Ver well explained. Thank you.

[@AstroBirds]

amazing concepts

[@WomanofSubstance]

Great video!

[@svitlanaivanysko4340]

In what cases the criminal penalties can include death?

[@franciscorodriguez9714]

SUPER helpful stuff. Thank you.

[@Ameera2532]

Good Videos Leaning Civil Cases & Tort Law

[@muhammadishfakbangash792]

Very helpful lecture. ..

[@nafeesahmad2973]

nice...please upload more

[@kamauwilliamk]

Thank you ,well put

[@jtsmassivepurpose7549]

Great video and very helpful

[@hyojinlee]

Thank you so much for this video! It was super informative :)

[@GiselleTrujillo]

Excellent, thank you.

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[@niindel2003]

thx for posting, this was very helpful.

[@gavhlev2853]

very good

[@MeowkolaTesla]

So, I can pass the clep test for business law if I watch this series?

[@davisx2002]

why do I watch these videos? I never remember a damn thing.

[@acewara]

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[@drsheikh]

Excellent thanks

[@cherylcotton2875]

Thank you

[@ryanweaver962]

Important stuff

[@johnosandra]

this all sounds very simple , but trust me explaining it in detail in legal terms is difficult , my first year in law is all torts

[@gabrielbrown894]

Is this needed for GCSE?

[@cmgk3596]

Gabriel Brown yes, Tort will be in the gcse law test. Are you taking it in 2018? Me too!

[@yjamous]

Excellent

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[@wujiwoo11]

Thanku

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[@joeallen9897]

But if you try a tort by jury... I 100% understand what you're all saying. I'm speaking ethically, if someone has already been found "innocent" of a crime, OJ, then how is to be held civilly liable. I get reasonable doubt and preponderance of evidence one being harder than the other to hold liable, but if found not guilty of the crime, how is it ethical to try it to another jury just because it's a different structure. That's literally saying, " I couldn't get you under this law structure, so I'm gonna try this one." Apart from being the people v Simpson and the family v Simpson. Am I explaining this thought on ethics correctly?

[@marisastevens3690]

Beyond a reasonable doubt vs. preponderance of evidence (more than not)

[@jackkabano5993]

ı am with you Joe. the principle of accessory follows the principal, shortly means that the crime is the principal and the damage is the accessory. you cannot be liable for the damage caused by a crime to which you have been found not guilty.

[@josephreyna6065]

I would agree with you IF a finding of criminal liability prevented a finding of civil liability. You touched on it slightly, but ethically, it is important to give an individual a right to plead their own case against a wrongdoer. The state has its own goals it wants to promote and likewise for individuals. It is not about going after someone in civil court just because they could not get them in criminal court--it is because criminal proceedings are not victim oriented. In criminal proceedings, the state is seeking to punish an individual because they have caused a societal harm (i.e. People v. Accused Wrongdoer). In civil proceedings, individuals seek to punish an individual because that individual has caused them a personal harm (i.e. Person who suffered v. Person who is accused of causing the suffering).

[@Checkersss]

@@marisastevens3690 this. There are different standards between criminal and civil law...in criminal law the standard is BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT. In civil law, the burden of proof is BALANCE OF PROBABILITIES. In the OJ case, they proved that there were some doubts, leading to him being acquitted. The standards are lowered in civil proceedings...

[@fiddletown2002]

Acquittal on a criminal charge is not an affirmative finding that one did not commit acts that constitute the crime. It is merely a finding that the prosecution did not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he committed the acts that constitute the crime.

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[@joeallen9897]

If tried criminally, how does double jeopardy not come into play with torts.

[@djkamakaflower]

A tort is not considered a crime. It's a lawsuit rather than trial.

[@joeallen9897]

+Kamaka Flower Pahinui please see above, I place my response incorrectly.

[@djkamakaflower]

Joe Allen Yep. Distinguishing between civil and criminal can be confusing. The easiest way to remember is that criminal is paid (only government can pursue) with jail time and civil is paid with money (civilians pursue damages). Jail vs Money.

[@kingsleykandodo3585]

great

[@yippletop]

Thanks

[@sandyrivera9860]

What is a tort legally.

[@kennethjohnsen9005]

Criminal law is government gone criminal.

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Cool!

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