In civil court, attorneys base their arguments, and judges base their decisions, on common law and on the particular circumstances of each case, and how they match broad and general principles that define tort actions.

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In civil court, particularly in cases involving tort actions, attorneys argue and judges decide based on common law (which is law developed through court decisions over time) and the specific facts of each case. They apply these facts to the broad and general principles that define tort actions to determine liability and remedies.

In Civil Court, Attorneys Base Their Arguments, and Judges Base