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What do intentional torts, negligence, and strict liability have in common?
A. They involve injury to a person or property.
B. They demonstrate a breach of duty.
C. They show that a product is flawed.
D. They show that the defendant was at fault.

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The common factor between intentional torts, negligence, and strict liability is that D. They show that the defendant was at fault.

What do the above have in common?

Intentional torts refer to when a person commits a wrongful action on purpose while negligence refers to a failure to uphold one's duty.

Strict liability is when a person is liable for committing what they are accused of.

In all these cases, the defendant is at fault which means that the best option is therefore option D.

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they show that the defendant was at fault

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