Which statement about negligence in Germany is true?
A)It focuses only on unconscious negligence.
B)Courts distinguish between conscious and unconscious negligence with defendants who have engaged in only conscious negligence being found not guilty.
C)Both mental and physical capabilities are taken into account in determining whether a defendant is negligent.
D)It is the same as the law of negligence in the United States.
E)It focuses only on conscious negligence.

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A)German law is concerned with the defendant's ability to foresee,understand,and
avoid danger;and both mental and physical capabilities are taken into account in determining liability for negligence.
B)German law is concerned with the defendant's ability to foresee,understand,and avoid danger;and both mental and physical capabilities are taken into account in determining liability for negligence.
C)German law is concerned with the defendant's ability to foresee,understand,and avoid danger;and both mental and physical capabilities are taken into account in determining liability for negligence.
D)German law is concerned with the defendant's ability to foresee,understand,and avoid danger;and both mental and physical capabilities are taken into account in determining liability for negligence.
E)German law is concerned with the defendant's ability to foresee,understand,and avoid danger;and both mental and physical capabilities are taken into account in determining liability for negligence.

Which Statement About Negligence in Germany Is True