Multiple Choice
MATCHING
-power of a court to resolve a dispute
A) remedy
B) jurisdiction
C) criminal law
D) civil law
E) tort
F) damages
G) make whole
H) cause of action
I) prima facie case
J) negligence
K) strict liability
L) but-for test
M) common law
N) www.cpsc.gov
O) online
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
Verified
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