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Writing Assignment #2 Jаsmine is wаlking hоme frоm wоrk when she decides to cross а busy street to get to a restaurant on the other side. Although there is a crosswalk with a traffic signal nearby, Jasmine decides to cross in the middle of the block because she does not want to walk to the intersection. Jasmine crosses the street without looking for oncoming traffic. At the same time, Daniel is driving down the street. Daniel is traveling 15 miles over the posted speed limit and is looking down at his GPS instead of watching the road. Daniel does not see Jasmine until it is too late and strikes her with his car. Jasmine suffers a fractured wrist. An ambulance arrives and takes Jasmine to the hospital. While transporting Jasmine, the ambulance has a green light as it enters an intersection. Another driver, Mona, runs a red light and crashes into the ambulance. Jasmine suffers a serious spinal injury as a result of the collision. Jasmine files a lawsuit against Daniel seeking damages for both her fractured wrist and her spinal injury. #1 LIST what laws apply to Jasmine’s lawsuit against Daniel for: (A) the fractured wrist (B) the spinal injury? Do not explain. List the applicable laws in bullet-point form. Answer (A) and (B) separately. (20 points) #2) Will Jasmine win her lawsuit against Daniel for: (A) the fractured wrist (B) the spinal injury? Why or Why not? Apply the law(s) to the facts. Explain why the laws you mentioned in #1 apply to the story above. Answer (A) and (B) separately. (50 Points) #3) What case applies to Jasmine's lawsuit and why? Also, assume Jasmine is suing Daniel for $100,000 and found to be 30% at fault because she crossed the street outside the crosswalk and failed to look for oncoming traffic in a comparative negligence jurisdiction. What amount, if any, would he collect? (20 points)