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[1] Identify (in bullets) and describe briefly three common law theories that must be applied to fight against the citing and building directly next to the SLU's main campus a large incinerator plant (pollution control technology) to "burn used automobile tires" [3 pts] [2] If you were to be hired by SLU as an "expert witness" how would you "counsel" "SLU" in this scenario - case i.e. against building the incinerator plant? [2 pts] 

          [1] Identify (in bullets) and describe briefly three common law theories that must be applied to fight against the citing
and building directly next to the SLU's main campus a large incinerator plant (pollution control technology) to "burn
used automobile tires" [3 pts]
[2] If you were to be hired by SLU as an "expert witness" how would you "counsel" "SLU" in this scenario - case i.e.
against building the incinerator plant? [2 pts]
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[1] Identify (in bullets) and describe briefly three common law theories that must be applied to fight against the citing and building directly next to the SLU's main campus a large incinerator plant (pollution control technology) to "burn used automobile tires" [3 pts] [2] If you were to be hired by SLU as an "expert witness" how would you "counsel" "SLU" in this scenario - case i.e. against building the incinerator plant? [2 pts]

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00:02 Question 12, tort law is considered to be a form of restorative justice since it seeks to remedy losses or injury by providing monetary compensation.
00:59 13, negligence claims must prove four things in court, duty, breach, causation, and damages...
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