If a jury "finds for the defendant," then:
A) The auditor must pay the damages awarded.
B) The plaintiff must pay the damages.
C) The auditor may appeal.
D) The plaintiff may appeal.

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If a jury "finds for the defendant," it means that the defendant is not liable for the damages or claims brought by the plaintiff. Therefore, the plaintiff may appeal the decision if they believe that the verdict was reached in error. The auditor, as the defendant, would not be required to pay damages and would have the right to appeal if they were found liable.

If a Jury "Finds for the Defendant," Then