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How to Analyze Negligence on a Torts Essay (Pt. 4): Negligence Per Se
NEGLIGENCE PER SE
In most jurisdictions, the violation of a criminal or regulatory statue that imposes a duty of care establishes negligence as a matter of law, so long as: (1) the defendant violates the statute without excuse by failing to perform the imposed duty; (2) the plaintiff is in the class of people meant to be protected by the statute; (3) the plaintiff suffers the type of harm the statute was designed to protect against; and (4) the defendant’s violation of the statute was the actual and proximate cause of the plaintiff’s injury.
A minority of jurisdictions hold that a violation of a criminal or regulatory statute creates a rebuttable presumption of duty and breach (not a conclusive finding of negligence).
EXCUSED VIOLATIONS: Restatement (3d) on Torts § 15
An actor’s violation of a statute is excused and not negligence if:
(a) the violation is reasonable in light of the actor’s childhood, physical disability, or physical incapacitation; (b) the actor exercises reasonable care in attempting to comply with the statute;
(c) the actor neither knows nor should know of the factual circumstances that render the statute applicable; (d) the actor’s violation of the statute is due to the confusing way in which the
requirements of the statute are presented to the public; or
(e) the actor’s compliance with the statute would involve a greater risk of physical harm to the actor or to others than noncompliance.
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