In a negligence action arising out of an automobile accident, B, a bystander, testifies that immediately after the accident P accused D of crossing the center line and that D hung his head and said nothing in response. Circle the one correct answer for each question below on this exam sheet. Each question is worth two points. A principal can be bound by the admission of an agent even if the agent was not specifically authorized to make the admission. Evidence that a person habitually acted in a certain way is generally admissible to prove that the person acted in a particular way on a particular occasion.
P sues D for property damage arising out of an automobile accident.
W testifies on behalf of P that D ran a red light. D has evidence that in fact W and P are business partners. D has evidence that in fact W had been drinking at a local watering hole for several hours prior to the accident. D has evidence that in fact W, who is married, was returning from an adulterous liaison. W denies on cross-examination that he has ever said that P ran a red light.