Riley decided to play a practical joke on Terri, a co-worker. As Terri was leaving the office one night, Riley, wearing a mask, stepped out from behind some bushes. He pointed a realistic looking handgun made out of licorice at her and demanded her purse, or else he would kill her. Terri was afraid he would shoot her. Terri was a sixth degree black belt. When Riley pointed the “gun” barrel at her, Terri grabbed his wrist and twisted it. It broke, making him drop the gun. Terri filed a civil lawsuit against Riley.

Quannah’s vintage AMC Javelin broke down one day. He asked Dave if he could park the car on his driveway. Dave said yes. Three weeks later, Dave told Quannah that he had to move his car off of his property. Quannah said that he did not have to do that because Dave had given him permission to park there and refused to move the car. Dave disagreed and sued Quannah for trespass.

Correct English translation:  I opened up a physics textbook and whoa, it is difficult!   Hint:  There is one error in this video. 

Juan owned a building with a store in it on the far side of town, in Rancho Bernarside, California. One evening, after dark, one of his customers left the store and walked across the parking lot to his car. As he neared his car, he was jumped by two criminals wearing dark masks and clothing. They knocked him down and broke his nose. They took his wallet, and car keys. They also stole his car. The customer sued Juan, claiming that he was negligent because he failed to supply security guards to patrol the parking lot, thereby breaching his duty to the customer. Juan claimed that he did not owe this duty to the customer. Who is correct?

Jim visited Demetrius to see his awesome record collection. Demetrius offers to sell it to Jim for $50,000. Jim replies that he would pay $48,500 for it.

Mr. Krabs made the following offer to SpongeBob: “If you agree to come to work at the Krusty Krab, I agree to pay you 1 doubloon more than the minimum wage.” SpongeBob responded: “OK, I will agree to come to work at the Krusty Krab at that wage.” Later, before SpongeBob came to work, Mr. Krabs called and told him that he would only pay him the minimum wage. SpongeBob sues. 

Carlos orally contracted with Yuting to work for her for the next five years. Yuting ended the contract for no reason. Carlos comes to you for advice. Which of the following is the best answer? You tell Carlos that __________.

Robert was a tape and adhesive expert and owned a store that specialized in selling only Scotch tape and Post-It® notes. He wrote a letter to Peggy, the office manager of a large law firm, that said: “I will sell you ten cases of Scotch tape and sixteen cases of Post-It® notes for the special price of $450. This includes shipping and tax. I promise to keep this opportunity open for two months from today. Please let me know if you want to take advantage of this outstanding opportunity.” He signed the letter and mailed it to Peggy. About a month later, Peggy called Robert and said that she accepted his offer. Robert then said that the offer was closed because the price of Post-It® notes had doubled. Peggy sued.

On Friday, Millie read the following ad in the newspaper: “Saturday – ALL DAY Brand New Coach Bags Worth to $400.00 –  ALL ON SALE – 50% OFF! Limited to stock on hand It was Millie’s birthday, so she decided to treat herself. She got to the store and asked to see the Coach Bags. The employee told her “You should have gotten here earlier. We were cleaned out of those bags within one hour of opening!” Millie insisted that they had to honor the 50% off price on any new stock that comes in. The store refused. Millie sued the store.

When the police officer pulled Zabel pulled over for a traffic violation, Zabel had a ten pound box of hashish on the passenger seat. It was open and had a pipe in it. Zabel opened the window to talk to the officer and a cloud of smoke escaped. The officer looked in the car, saw the hashish and pipe, smelled the hashish, and arrested Zabel. She also seized the hashish and pipe. Zabel was charged with crimes relating to the hashish and his driving.