Negligence torts differ from intentional torts in that:
A) the government is the prosecutor in negligence torts
B) the victim does not receive compensation in a negligence tort case
C) in negligence the harmful results of a person's conduct are not intentional
D) intentional torts are also felonies
E) none of the other choices

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Negligence torts involve harm caused by someone's actions or inactions that were not intended to cause harm, whereas intentional torts involve actions that were intended to cause harm. The other choices are incorrect because A) the government may or may not be involved in either type of tort, B) victims can receive compensation in negligence tort cases, D) intentional torts are not necessarily felonies, and E) this is not a valid answer.

Negligence Torts Differ from Intentional Torts in That