Jane owns a watch repair store. Jane has a glass jeweler's case on which she has her cash register and all the items she needs to handle customer payments and pick-ups. Jane has posted under the glass the checks from her customers that have bounced. Jane explains, What happened happened. They bounced checks. These are true facts. Which of the following statements is correct?
A) Jane has committed the tort of false imprisonment.
B) Jane has invaded the privacy of the writers of the checks.
C) Jane has defamed the writers of the checks.
D) Jane's actions constitute negligence.
Question 2
Phillip Esten operates a mail store in which he offers various services such as packaging items for shipment, delivering items to overnight services, and a fax machine. Esten charges 4.00 for deliveries for one-time customers and 2.00 for deliveries for his account customers. Esten's prices:
A) are a violation of the Robinson-Patman Act.
B) are not covered under the Robinson-Patman Act.
C) constitute price discrimination.
D) None of the above
Mosaic glass bowl, fused and slumped, Roman.
Edgar Degas, The Glass of Absinthe.
Great Britain Production of Glass 1800s
Typical container for the disposal of broken glass or other sharps.
Action of the DNA uracil repair system
Daughter-strand gap repair