A defendant is considered legally responsible for a victim's injury or death that results from unforeseeable coincidental intervening acts.

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A defendant is typically not considered legally responsible for a victim's injury or death that results from unforeseeable coincidental intervening acts, as these break the chain of causation established by the defendant's actions.

A Defendant Is Considered Legally Responsible for a Victim's Injury