Under the traditional doctrine of contributory negligence, if the defendant can prove that the plaintiff was at least slightly negligent, the plaintiff will lose the trial.

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Under the traditional doctrine of contributory negligence, if the defendant can prove that the plaintiff was even slightly negligent and contributed to their own harm, the plaintiff is barred from recovering any damages from the defendant.

Under the Traditional Doctrine of Contributory Negligence, If the Defendant