MATCHING
-a new or independent force that produces harm after the defendant's act or omission
A) proximate cause
B) actual cause
C) standard of proof
D) preexisting condition
E) duty to mitigate damages
F) thin-skull rule
G) highly extraordinary
H) judgment proof
I) intervening cause
J) superseding cause
Correct Answer:
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Q1: Intervening forces are always superseding causes.
Q2: The extent of the injury must be
Q3: MATCHING
-how convincing something must be
A)proximate cause
B)actual cause
C)standard
Q5: You can always determine actual cause through
Q7: The weight of the evidence determines what
Q8: The two components of proximate cause are
A)actual
Q9: The defendant will not be liable for
Q10: MATCHING
-actual cause and legal cause
A)strict liability
B)wild animal
C)actual
Q10: An intervening cause
A)is always a superseding cause
B)determines
Q11: The two components of proximate cause are
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