Civil claims begin when one party files a complaint against another,usually for the purpose of:
A)penalty.
B)imprisonment.
C)proving the other party wrong.
D)financial restitution.

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Civil claims are usually filed for the purpose of financial restitution, meaning the plaintiff (the party filing the complaint) is seeking monetary damages from the defendant (the party being sued) to compensate for harm or loss suffered. Civil claims do not involve penalties or imprisonment, and are not necessarily about proving one party "wrong" in a moral or ethical sense, but rather determining whether the defendant is legally liable for damages.

Civil Claims Begin When One Party Files a Complaint Against