Which of the following applies to cases in which the defendant has violated a statute enacted to prevent a certain type of harm from befalling a specific group to which the plaintiff belongs?
A)Comparative negligence.
B)Statutory shop act.
C)Negligence per se.
D)Assumption of the risk.
E)Res ipsa loquitur.

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A)Negligence per se applies to cases in which the defendant has violated a statute
enacted to prevent a certain type of harm from befalling a specific group to which the plaintiff belongs.
B)Negligence per se applies to cases in which the defendant has violated a statute enacted to prevent a certain type of harm from befalling a specific group to which the plaintiff belongs.
C)Negligence per se applies to cases in which the defendant has violated a statute enacted to prevent a certain type of harm from befalling a specific group to which the plaintiff belongs.
D)Negligence per se applies to cases in which the defendant has violated a statute enacted to prevent a certain type of harm from befalling a specific group to which the plaintiff belongs.
E)Negligence per se applies to cases in which the defendant has violated a statute enacted to prevent a certain type of harm from befalling a specific group to which the plaintiff belongs.

Which of the Following Applies to Cases in Which the Defendant