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In a Few States, Governments Cannot Be Sued Even When

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In a few states, governments cannot be sued even when negligence has clearly contributed to the commission of crime, as the agents are protected by:

A) strict liability.
B) sovereign immunity.
C) nonfeasance.
D) discretionary authority.

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