What are the three elements an officer-defendant in a state tort ...

[beccaep]

What are the three elements an officer-defendant in a state tort case must prove to establish official immunity? Provide an example of each element.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Which of the following statements best reflects cybercrime?
 
  a. As information technology evolves, cybercriminals are rapidly replacing non-cyber offenders.
  b. Innovation brings change and, with it, new opportunities to commit crime.
  c. Despite the rapid evolution of cybercrime, the justice system has managed to keep pace.
  d. Cybercriminals have likely reached the height of innovation in terms of discovering new methods to commit crime via information technology.

[lucas dlamini]

Answer to Question 1

The three elements an officer-defendant in a state tort case must prove to establish
official immunity are: (1) the act performed was a discretionary act, for example
when an officer decides to arrest a suspect for a minor offense (2) the officer acted
in good faith, for example making an arrest without a warrant on the reasonable
belief that the suspect would otherwise flee and (3) the officer acted within the
scope of authority, for example an officer serving a search warrant.

Answer to Question 2

b