Strict liability torts exist because:
A)there is intent to cause harm.
B)businesses that engage in covered activities profit from those activities.
C)people displaying the most extreme of behaviors often get away with mild penalties.
D)publication of false information about a person's product leads to a sharp drop in product sales.
E)persons are negligently and improperly identified as being responsible for a violation of the law.

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Strict liability torts exist for activities that are considered inherently dangerous or risky, such as the manufacturing or distribution of products. Businesses that engage in these activities profit from them, but also bear the responsibility for any harm caused by their products or operations, regardless of intent or negligence.

Strict Liability Torts Exist Because