A victim must demonstrate which of the following in order to win a third-party civil suit?

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In a third-party civil suit, the victim must demonstrate that the crime was a foreseeable event, meaning that the perpetrator had a propensity for violent or criminal behavior that should have been known or anticipated by the third party (such as a property owner or employer). The other choices, such as the arrest or conviction of the suspect, may be relevant to the case but do not necessarily determine the outcome of the civil suit. The third-party's actions to curtail criminal activity may also be relevant, but not always necessary for the victim to win the suit.

A Victim Must Demonstrate Which of the Following in Order