Which phrases or legal terms would you like to rembember 
Revision - discuss the following  
1. Duty of Care owed by universities to their students (providing a safe and supportive environment, addressing mental health concerns and providing resources for students in crisis)
2. Foreseeability: if at all the university could reasonably foresee that a student is at risk of self-harm or suicide, applicability of could have known - should have known 
3. Standard of Care: who and how should define this and if failure to meet an appropriate standard of care leads to liability
4. Causation: if a direct causal link between the university's actions or inactions and the student's suicide cannot be established would proximate cause be sufficient (e.g. not duty of care but discrimination on the grounds of disability and contribution as a result of proximity in time and space)
5. Contributory Factors: if the universities  argue that their actions were not the sole cause could they still be found liable for self harm 

Use the following in context of discussion or asking and answering questions 
1. **Civil Liability Issues:**
   - Civil liability
   - Civil matters
   - Tort claims
   - Imposing civil liability

2. **Legal Terminology:**
   - Legal duty
   - Negligence
   - Assisting or encouraging suicide
   - Sentencing options

3. **Suicide-related Legal Terms:**
   - Suicide ideation
   - Suicide attempt
   - Criminal offenses related to suicide
   - Negligence in suicide cases
   - Suicide prevention protocol

4. **University and Student Relationship:**
   - University-student relationship
   - Duty to prevent suicide
   - Special relationship
   - Duty of reasonable care
   - In loco parentis

5. **Court-related Terms:**
   - Court filings
   - Summary judgment
   - First instance court
   - Lawsuit
   - Appeal

6. **Legal Standards and Tests:**
   - Key tests
   - Reasonable measures
   - Duty to rescue
   - Proximate cause

7. **Legal Proceedings:**
   - Original action
   - Filing an appeal
   - Court decision
   - Summary of facts
   - Affirmative duties

8. **Background and Case Details:**
   - Court of first instance
   - Key entities
   - Student Disability Services
   - Mental health providers
   - Test-taking anxiety
   - Disclosure of mental health issues
   - Rights to privacy, autonomy, and self-determination

9. **General Legal Concepts:**
    - Foreseeability
    - Standard of care
    - Causation
    - Contributory factors
    - Duty of care