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1What is the resolution of a dispute without a trial?
- APleading
- BDiscovery
- CSettlement
- DMotion
2Laws consists of rules enforceable in court that require people to meet certain standards of conduct
- ATrue
- BFalse
3In a criminal case, who pays for the plaintiff's attorney?
- AThe victim of the crime
- BThe police
- CThe government
- DThe defendant
4A motion is:
- AA juror's request to deliver his or her theory of the case to the judge
- BA request to a judge for relief that is made while the lawsuit is ongoing
- CA request for relief break to use the restroom while court is in session
- DThe walkway the judge uses from his or her office to the courtroom
5One of the influences on hospitality law was the poor reputation attributed to innkeepers in fourteenth and fifteenth century England
- ATrue
- BFalse
6Which of the following is not a penalty for committing crime?
- AJail
- BPunitive damages
- CFine
- DCommunity Service
7Common Law can be modified by statute.
- ATrue
- BFalse
8The law that legislatures make is:
- AConstitutional
- BStatute
- CCase Law
- DAdministrative Law
9Compensation for an injury case is the objective of a criminal case
- ATrue
- BFalse
10The actions of hospitality managers can influence the possibility of a business or the manager becoming the subject of litigation.
- ATrue
- BFalse
11Punitive damages are awarded to a plaintiff to compensate for a loss caused by the defendant
- ATrue
- BFalse
12Based on stare decisis, a judge will decide a case by reviewing prior:
- AStatutes
- BCase decision
- COrdinances
- DLegislators
13The federal government includes the executive, legislative and judicial branches.
- ATrue
- BFalse
14Laws adopted by administrative angry are called?
- AStatutes
- BOrdinances
- CRegulations
- DConstitutions
15Rebecca was attacked at gunpoint while walking home from work late one night. Her pocketbook was stolen and her arm broken. She wants compensation for the money that was stolen and her medical bills. True or False: To secure compensation, she should pursue a criminal case.
- ATrue
- BFalse
16A case titled Boris Napow v. Jerry Cribo is a civil case?
- ATrue
- BFalse
17The process by which the federal government adopts laws is called
- APrecedents
- BConstitutional Law
- CLegislative Process
- DDelegated Powers
18Which of the following is not a tort?
- ANegligence
- BTrademark Infringement
- CBreach of contract
- DFraud
19The people who govern administrative agencies are elected into office
- ATrue
- BFalse
20A judge can never deviate from precedents
- ATrue
- BFalse
21The consequence for a defendant failing to respond to a complaint is a default judgement
- ATrue
- BFalse
22Which of the following is not a pleading?
- ASummons
- BComplaint
- CAnswer
- DReply
23In a particular case, the plaintiff is from Chicago, Illinois and the defendant is from Tucson, Arizona. The amount of the claim is 43,000. True or False: Federal courts will have jurisdiction of this claim.
- ATrue
- BFalse
24Which of the following best describes a claim?
- AThe first document issued by the plaintiff in a lawsuit
- BA demand for a remedy to compensate for a perceived wrong
- CThe first phase of a trial
- DThe basis on which a judge decides a case
25Which of the following is not an alternative dispute resolution mechanism?
- AArbitration
- BSummary Trial
- CBench Trial
- DMediation
26Who presents a rebuttal case?
- APlaintiff
- BDefendant
- CThe judge
- DThe jury
27The plaintiff presents its case-in0chief before the defendant presents its case-in-chief
- ATrue
- BFalse
28In every lawsuit the plaintiff must prove three things. Which of the following is not one of them?
- ADefendant violated the law
- BDefendant was negligent
- CPlaintiff suffered an injury
- DThe cause of the plaintiff;s injury was defendant's violation of the law
29The lawyer for a losing party can attack a verdict by all but which of the following procedures?
- ASeek a judgement notwithstanding the verdict
- BSeek further discovery
- CAsk for a new trial on the grounds of improper charge
- DAsk for a reduction of the damage because the amount awarded was unreasonable
30Most cases end up in trial.
- ATrue
- BFalse
31In the case citation 786 P.2d 435 (1987), what does the number 435 indicate?
- AThe page on which the case is located
- BThe volume number in which the case is located
- CThe set of books in which the case is located
- DThe number of a statute that was cited in the case
32The diner sued a restaurant, claiming the food was rancid and made her sick. The restaurant intends to deny these claims and seek payment from the diner for the cost of the meal, which the diner refused to pay. The document in which the reorient would assert this claim is?
- AThe answer
- BThe complaint
- CThe summons
- DThe bill of particulars
33The defendant is the person who initiates the lawsuit.
- ATrue
- BFalse
34Which is the correct chronological order for the segments of a trial?
- AOpening statement, cases in full judge's charge, rebuttal
- BOpening statement, rebuttal, cases in full, judge's charge
- COpening statement, cases in full, rebuttal, judge's charge
- DJudge's charge, open statement, cases in full, rebuttal
35A jurisdiction of a court is determined by which of the following?
- AThe legislature
- BThe judge
- CThe lawyer for the plaintiff
- DThe lawyer for the defendant
36A defendant made a successful motion to have a case dismissed because the court lacked jurisdiction. True or False: The plaintiff can restart the case in a court that does have jurisdiction.
- ATrue
- BFalse
37Which of the following is not included in a complaint?
- AA statement showing the jurisdiction of the court
- BDetails about why the plaintiff is suing the defendant
- CA request for discovery
- DA claim for relief
38The Supreme Court of a state has the authority to hear every kind of case
- ATrue
- BFalse
39Both the lawyers and the judge can ask questions during the voir dire; the lawyers present the summations; the judge charges the jury
- ATrue
- BFalse
40The voir dire is a presentation to the jury outlining the proof the lawyer expects to present during the trial
- ATrue
- BFalse
41Jan made reservations at a hotel for three nights and paid the deposit of one night's charge. Due to family illness, she was forced to cancel the reservations. The hotel was able to rent the room to someone else. True or False: The hotel is entailed to retain Jan's deposit due to breach of her contract.
- ATrue
- BFalse
42A breach of contract is a crime
- ATrue
- BFalse
43Which of the following is not true about the statute of frauds?
- AInitials on a writing are sufficient in lieu of a signature
- BTwo pieces of paper can be used together to make of the necessary writing
- CThe required signature is that of the plaintiff in a lawsuit
- DA note or memorandum may be sufficient to satisfy the writing requirement
44Pain and suffering is recoverable in a breach of contract lawsuit
- ATrue
- BFalse
45The following is an offer: "We have chicken, fish and meat entrees"
- ATrue
- BFalse
46Andrea has reservations at a hotel, but because it overbooked she was forced to stay elsewhere. The only hotel in town with vacancies was more expensive. Rather that return home, Andrea took the room in that hotel For which of the following is the first hotel liable to reimburse Andrea?
- AMental anguish suffered by Andrea
- BThe amount Andrea had to pay at the second hotel in excess of the cost of the room at the first hotel
- CThe full hotel bill paid by Andrea at the second hotel
- DNone of the Above; the hotel does not have any liability in this situation.
47Which of the following is not an essential element of a contract?
- AContractual capacity
- BConcideration
- CA writing
- DLegality
48For a plaintiff to collect money in a breach of contract case, the plaintiff must prove that it attempted to mitigate the loss.
- ATrue
- BFalse
49Which of the following involved an intention to mislead?
- AFraud
- BInnocent misrepresentation
- CMistake
- DBreach of contract
50The Namberry Hotel had a minimum two-nights stay during the summer weekends. This arrangement was announced in all its advertisements and explained to all who inquired about reservations. Sam made a two-bight reservation and paid in advance. After spending one night in the hotel, he decided to leave. True or False: Sam is entailed to a return of his advance payment for the second night.
- ATrue
- BFalse
51A hotel is remodeling its lobby. The manager negotiated a contract for the work with a construction company and was about to sign it. The hotel manager then decided that installation of four additional wall plugs, not referenced in the contract, were needed. The manager thereafter signed the contract, which did not make reference to the additional plugs. True of False: The hotel manager can enforce the company's promise to install the four extra plugs.
- ATrue
- BFalse
52If one party to a contract mad a unilateral mistake, the contract is voidable.
- ATrue
- BFalse
53Which of the following is not covered by the statute of frauds?
- AThe hotel hires the services of a gardener
- BA restaurant hires a banquet manager on a three-year contract.
- CA hotel contracts for the purchase of a two-acre parcel of property on which the hotel plans to expand.
- DThe parents of a bride promise a hotel they will pay for the bridal suite if the bride and the groom fail to pay.
54A void contract is unenforceable in court.
- ATrue
- BFalse
55A oral contract made by a restaurant for the purchase of a freezer for $1,100 is enforceable in court.
- ATrue
- BFalse
56After an offer is made, a contract results wether the offer accepts of rejects.
- ATrue
- BFalse
57Which of the following is not a contract
- AA restaurant purchases a month's supply of condiments from a supplier and pays the agreed price
- BA hotel delivers news papers to its guests' rooms at no charge
- CA snow plowers agrees to plow a restaurant's parking lot in exchange for free meals.
- DA hotel hires a banquet manager at a agreed salary
58A contract mad by a person who lacks contractual capacity is void
- ATrue
- BFalse
59Matt contrated to purchase a compater at age 16. Until when can he disaffirm the contract?
- AHe cannot cancel at anytime
- BHe can disaffirm the contract until his 18th birthday
- CHe can avoid the contract while he is under 28 and for a reasonable period of time after he reaches 18
- DHe can avoid the contract anytime until he reaches 21
60What is the effect of a counteroffer
- ANo contact results unless the counteroffer is accepted
- BThe counteroffer creates a contract
- CA contract results, but is voidable at the option of the offeror
- DA contract results, but is voidable at the option of the offer
61A restaurants duty to licensees requires that it inspect the premises for unsafe conditions and then correct those conditions
- ATrue
- BFalse
62Which of the following is not one of the elects a plaintiff in a negligence case must prove?
- AThe existence of a duty owed by the defendant to the plaintiff
- BA breach of duty to act reasonably
- CThe financial circumstances of the defendant
- DAn injury suffered by the plaintiff
63A restaurant patron was injured when she fell on icy steps. The steps did not have a railing. Had a railing been present, the patron could have stopped her fall. The local laws applicable to buildings mandated that all steps have railings on both sides. Which of the following will apply in this case?
- ANegligence per se doctrine
- BRes ipsa loquitur
- CContributory negligence
- DAttractive nuisance
64An employer is liable for the negligent acts of its employees
- ATrue
- BFalse
65Which of the following is not true concerning young people?
- AA young child who is negligent will not be liable for any injuries caused thereby
- BThe standard of care owed to young guests by a hotel that accepts children as guests is impacted by their inexperience and impulsive nature
- CBecause parents are required to care for children, the duty of care owed to children is the same as that of adults.
- DThe doctrine of attractive nuisance applies to children
66Proximate cause is a direct and foreseeable connection between the duty owed and the breach of that duty.
- ATrue
- BFalse
67The doctrine of res ipsa loquitur creates a rebuttal inference that the defendant was negligent.
- ATrue
- BFalse
68Which of the following is not an objective of the doctrine of respondent superior?
- AIt helps to ensure that the plaintiff will have a financially secure defendant
- BIt assists low-paid employees in handling legal liability
- CIt encourages employers to excretes caution in the selection of employees
- DIt encourages employers to train their employees well
69If the problem that caused injury to a diner at a restaurant could not have been discovered upon a reasonable examination of the premises, the restaurant will not be liable for the injury
- ATrue
- BFalse
70The legal duty we have to act reasonably is owed to everyone
- ATrue
- BFalse
71From the time a visitor of a hotel guests enters the hotel until the visitor leaves, the visitor is legally considered an invitee
- ATrue
- BFalse
72A hotel is an ensurer of guests' saftey
- ATrue
- BFalse
73Which of the following is a rick that is assumed?
- AThe risk that a person playing tennis will be hit by a ball
- BThe risk that a person playing racquetball may fall in a hole in the court
- CThe risk that a ski trail will have a small bush on it
- DThe risk that a paddleboat at a hotel has a hole in it, causing the boat to slowly sink
74The plaintiff in a negligence case is unable to prove primate cause, the plaintiff will lose the case and not be able to recover
- ATrue
- BFalse
75The only duty owed by a hotel to a trespasser is to warn of those dangers about which the hotel is aware.
- ATrue
- BFalse
76A five year old child;s negligence caused injury to a man. True or False: The child will be liable to the man for his injuries
- ATrue
- BFalse
77The legal doctrine that imposes liability on a defendant even when the defendant is not negligent is
- AComparative negligence
- BStrict liability
- CLast clear chance
- DContributory negligence
78A patron was injured at a restaurant. Both the restaurant and that patron were negligent. If the restaurant is located in a state that follows the comparative negligence rule, which of the following is true.
- AThe restaurant will have to liability, and the patron's case will be dismissed
- BThe restaurant will be fully liable for the injuries
- CThe jury will allocate the liability between the patron and the restaurant; the patron will collect a percentage of liability attributed to the restaurant.
- DThe restaurant will be fully liable for the loss and will be required to pay punitive damages as well.
79To whom does the hotel owe the least duty?
- AAn invitee
- BA licensee
- CA trespasser
- DA visitor of a guest
80Which of the following means "The things speaks for itself"
- AAttractive nuisance doctrine
- BRes ispa loquitur
- Cnegligence per se
- Dlast clear chance
81A plaintiff proved that she slipped on a fresh cherry on the floor of a restaurant in which she was having lunch. The restaurant proved that it exercised reasonable care in maintaining a clean floor. True or false: The plaintiff will win the case.
- ATrue
- BFalse
82A child was burned on his arms and stomach when a waiter dropped a cup of hot coffee. The child’s mother, who was sitting on the opposite side of the table and was not in danger of being hit by the coffee, saw the incident and went into shock. If the mother sues the restaurant for her own mental anguish, what is the likelihood of her success?
- AShe will be successful in most states
- BShe will not be successful in any state.
- CShe will not be successful in most states, although some jurisdictions now allow a person in the mother’s position to sue.
- DShe will be successful in all states, provided the anguish was severe.
83Will a hotel be liable every time someone drowns in its pool?
- AYes, a drowning is conclusive evidence that the hotel was negligent in some way.
- BYes, a hotel is strictly liable for all injuries occurring in and around the pool.
- CNo, the hotel is not liable unless it was negligent.
- DNo, the hotel is never liable, because a guest who uses a hotel pool assumes the risk of drowning.
84Consistent with common practice, the lifeguard at a hotel pool periodically adds chlorine to the water to ensure clean and healthful conditions. One afternoon, after adding the appropriate dosage, the lifeguard failed to return the chlorine to its normal storage place and instead left it near the base of the guard chair. Unknown to the lifeguard, a young swimmer saw the chlorine, drank some, and became very ill. True or false: The hotel will be liable for the injuries.
- ATrue
- BFalse
85When determining appropriate security measures, a hotel must consider not just prior crimes on its premises but also recent crimes in the general area.
- ATrue
- BFalse
86A couch in a hotel room was quite worn, and a spring from the seat was poking through. Sarah, a guest, sat on the coach and was injured by the spring. True or false: The hotel is liable for Sarah’s injuries.
- ATrue
- BFalse
87The occurrence of a rape on a hotel’s premises is conclusive evidence that the innkeeper was negligent.
- ATrue
- BFalse
88Gordon was visiting New York City on business. He asked his college roommate, who lived in New York, to join him at the hotel for dinner. While visiting Gordon, the friend fell on a loose board in the lobby floor. True or false: Since the friend is not a guest of the hotel, the hotel will not be liable for his injuries.
- ATrue
- BFalse
89A restaurant was located on the sixth floor of a building. Kim rode the elevator to the floor, intending to have lunch at the restaurant. When the elevator operator opened the door, the elevator was five inches below the floor, creating a step between the elevator and the restaurant floor. While exiting the elevator, Kim struck her foot against the elevator shaft, fell, and was injured. True or false: Kim should have observed the positioning of the elevator; if she sues the hotel for her injuries, her own negligence will negatively impact her recovery.
- ATrue
- BFalse
90Due to a severe thunderstorm, the lights in a crowded restaurant went out. At about the same time a diner was bothered by a bout of diarrhea. He went to the bathroom, which was located down a flight of stairs. Due to the lack of light, the diner fell while descending the stairs and broke his leg. Was the diner negligent for attempting to go down the stairs in the dark?
- AYes, everyone knows it is difficult to go up or down stairs in the dark.
- B Yes, injury resulting from such a feat is foreseeable. Incorrect
- CNo, the attempt to descend the stairs was not the proximate cause of the injury.
- DNo, the stairway was the only way to reach the bathroom, and the diner had a need that could not wait.
91In what room of a hotel does an innkeeper not have a duty to exercise reasonable care?
- ACard room
- BPublic bathrooms
- CMeeting rooms
- DNone; the innkeeper’s duty to use reasonable care to protect its patrons applies in all rooms of the hotel Correct
92A resort hotel rented bicycles by the day to its guests. Each morning before the bikes were rented out, and each night after they were returned, hotel personnel tested the bikes to be sure the horn, brakes, and other mechanisms were working properly. Once a week, each bike was thoroughly inspected and given a tune-up. While a guest was using one of the bikes, the brakes malfunctioned and the guest suffered an accident. Is the hotel liable for the injuries?
- AYes, the hotel is negligent.
- BYes, the hotel is an ensurer of guests’ safety.
- CNo, a hotel is not liable when its sporting equipment malfunctions.
- DNo, the hotel is not negligent under the circumstances
- AYes, the hotel is negligent.
93To avoid liability, hotels and restaurants must make sure that there is no way for guests to injure themselves in any way on the premises.
- ATrue
- BFalse
94Jim returns to his room intoxicated after a night on the town. He was able to find the bed and crawled in. Soon after he fell asleep, some plaster from the ceiling fell, resulting in facial injuries. He sued the hotel for his injuries. True or false: Jim’s intoxication should reduce the amount of damages the hotel will have to pay.
- ATrue
- BFalse
95The door to a hotel elevator shaft was left open while the elevator was undergoing repairs. No warning signs were placed near or around the elevator. A guest fell into the shaft and was injured. Which of the following correctly describes the hotel’s liability?
- AThe hotel will be liable.
- BThere is no negligence on the part of the hotel, and therefore it will not be held liable.
- CThe hotel will not be liable because the guest assumed the risk.
- DThe hotel will not be liable because the guest is contributorily negligent.
96Several children were running around the perimeter of a hotel pool. The lifeguard did not direct them to stop. One tripped on a wet spot and fell, causing two others to trip and injure themselves. Is the hotel liable for the injuries?
- AYes, the lifeguard was negligent for not ordering the children to stop running.
- BYes, the hotel should have mopped the area around the pool so no wet spot existed.
- CNo, the children who are running are at fault, not the hotel.
- DNo, the children assumed the risk.
97A hotel is not required to offer its guests medical service.
- ATrue
- BFalse
98If a hotel complies with all the safety requirements mandated by statute, it will not be liable for any injuries caused to guests from fire.
- ATrue
- BFalse
99Why have many hotels abandoned their pool slides?
- AThe cost to maintain them is prohibitive
- BThey present a great risk of injury to users
- CThey are outlawed by statutes in most states
- DThey are not popular with guests
100If a hotel has been the victim of property crimes (theft and burglaries) but not violent crimes against individuals, the hotel does not have to anticipate or protect against violent crimes.
- ATrue
- BFalse
101Matt took his girlfriend to an elegant restaurant to celebrate their engagement. He was driving his father's car. When he arrived at the restaurant, he gave the car keys to the valet parking attendant and entered the restaurant. Which of the following in this situation is the bailee?
- AThere is no bailee in this situation
- BMatt's girlfriend
- CThe restaurant
- DMatt's father
102Mandy was going on a six-day trip and was concerned about her vegetable garden. A neighbor agreed to go to Mandys house every other day and water the plants while Mandy was gone. True or False: The relationship constitutes a bailment.
- ATrue
- BFalse
103All state legislatures have adopted statutes to limit hotelkeepers' liability for guests property losses
- ATrue
- BFalse
104Jon was a guest at a hotel. By mistake he left his radio by his lounge chair at the pool. Within moments and before hotel personal were aware of its presence by the pool, the radio was stolen. Is the hotel liable based on bailment.
- AYes, it is liable for the full value of the loss.
- BYes, but its liability is limited by statute
- CNo, no bailment exists in this case
- DNo, although a bailment exists, the hotel did nothing wrong.
105Notice posted by a hotel that safes are available for safekeeping of guests property, without more, is adequate compliance with more limiting liability laws.
- ATrue
- BFalse
106Wether or not a guests watch should be placed in a hotel safe may depends on the value of the watch
- ATrue
- BFalse
107A laptop computer owned by a guest was stolen from the hotel room. True or False: If the guests has insurance coverage on the computer, the hotel will not be liable.
- ATrue
- BFalse
108Which of the following is not required by limiting liability statutes.
- AThe hotel must provide safes for the safekeeping of guests property.
- BThe hotel must post notices announcing the availability of the safes
- CThe safes must pass inspection by a safety commission to ensure their suitability for deterring thieves.
- DThe hotel my post notices announcing the hotels limiting liability
109To be successful in a lawsuit, a bailor whose property has been damaged by a bailee must resent evidence to establish that the bailee was negligent
- ATrue
- BFalse
110A hotel guest, while dining in the hotels restaurant, maintains her status as a guests for purposes of limiting liability statues.
- ATrue
- BFalse
111Prior to the advent of limiting liability statues, an ice storm occurred in a small town where the Miscadem Motel was located. heavy ice formed on tree limbs, causing many to break from the weight. One heavily iced branch fell on a hotel window, causing it to break. Shattered glass caused injury to a guests personal property inside. True or False: Under common law, the hotel would have been liable for the loss.
- ATrue
- BFalse
112Which of the following was not an exception to the common law rule concerning liability of a hotel when a guests property was lost or stolen.
- AThe loss was caused by an act of God.
- BThe loss was caused by the guest's negligence
- CThe loss was caused by an act of public enemy
- DThe loss was caused by an act of a hotel employee
113Which of the following is true about a hotels liability for merchandise samples?
- AIt is not liable unless the guests notifies the hotel of their presence and the hotel acknowledges in writing their presence and value. If the hotel does so, it has unlimited liability.
- BIt is not liable unless the get notifies the hotel of their presence and the hotel acknowledges in writing their presence and value, if the hotel does so, it has limited liability.
- CA hotel has unlimited liability for merchandise samples
- DA hotel has no liability for merchandise samples regardless of a written acknowledgment.
114The Bedrock Motel includes on its registration form a notice of the availability of a safe and that the hotels liability is limited. The statute of the state in which the motel is located requires posting this in all the public rooms of the hotel. True or False: The notice on the registration for satisfies the statutory posting requirement in most states.
- ATrue
- BFalse
115A guests' leather coat wa stolen form the guests room by a new housekeeping employee who had a criminal record that included two convictions for theft and burglary. The hotel had failed to inquire about or investigate the employee's criminal past. What liability does the hotel have in this circumstance.
- AThe hotel ha son liability
- BThe hotel will have only limited liability in the amount specified by the statue.
- CThe hotel will be fully liable for the loss
- DThe hotel will be liable for double to loss
116As discussed with the front desk clerk his concern over an expensive ring he brought to the hotel. The desk clerk recommended that he putt he ring in the safe and advised the guests that by doing so the hotel would be liable for the full value of the ring it it disappeared. The guest did as recommended. The ring was stolen from the safe. What, if any, is the liability of the hotel?
- AThe hotel is able for the full loss
- BThe hotels liability is limited by the amount set by statute for property in a safe.
- CThe hotels liability is limited by the amount set by statute for property in a checkroom
- DThe hotel has no liability for the loss.
117Under common law, which of the following accurately describes the general rule concerning the liability of a hotel when a guests property was lost or stolen?
- AThe hotel was strictly liable for the full value of the loss
- BThe hotel was not liable regardless of the cause of theft.
- CThe hotel was liable only if the negligence of its employees contributed to the theft
- DThe hotel was liable only if its employees were grossly negligent.
118In a mutual benefit bailment, both the bailor and the bailee owe each other certain duties.
- ATrue
- BFalse
119Tome's girlfiend handed her expensive winter coat to the attendant at the restaurant coat-check. She did not disclose to the attendant that she had placed three $100 dollar bills in the inner pocket of the coat. Does the bailment exists of the $300?
- AYes, the necessary elements for a bailment were met
- BYes, money can be the subject of a bailment.
- CNo, money cannot be the subject of a bailment.
- DNo, the attendant was not aware of the money's existence.
120If a hotel complies with a limitng liability statute and a guests property is stolen, what, if any, liability does the hotel have?
- AThe hotel will be liable for the full amount of the loss
- BThe hotel will be liable only for the amount set by the statute
- CThe hotel will have no liability
- DThe hotel will be required to pay the guest double the amount of the loss
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