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Anakin Skywalker was driving down a dark path at night when he got into an accident with Yoda. Yoda sustained $90,000 of injuries to his legs, chest, and face, and sued for negligent driving on a per se negligence theory. Yoda accuses Anakin of running a red light. Yoda's lawyer R2D2 interviewed his client, and all eight witnesses, seven of whom say Anakin was speeding and running a red light. He checked with the police and city government for video footage, but there was none. At trial, however, the jury believes the one witness who says Anakin was driving reasonably and finds him not liable. Anakin's lawyer, Palpatine then brings a motion for Rule 11 sanctions. True, or false, the court will grant the motion?
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