In the case of the quail hunters, one hunter was accidentally shot, and it was unclear which of the other hunters was responsible. What was the court's decision about who was to blame?

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The court decided that both other hunters were responsible because they were both negligent. This is based on the principle of joint and several liability, where each member of a group is considered equally responsible for the actions of the group, especially in cases where the specific individual responsible cannot be determined.

In the Case of the Quail Hunters, One Hunter Was