To prove in court that a defendant was negligent,the plaintiff must show all of the following except:
A)a law was broken
B)a legal duty to protect existed
C)an injury resulted directly from a breached duty
D)a person did not act reasonably

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Although the breaking of a law may strengthen the plaintiff's case, it is not necessary to prove that a law was broken to establish negligence. The other three elements (legal duty, breach of duty, and resulting injury) must be present.

To Prove in Court That a Defendant Was Negligent,the Plaintiff