What Is Presumed When an Individual Fails to Object to a Court's

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Multiple Choice

What is presumed when an individual fails to object to a court's authority over him in a civil suit?

• A) The authority of the court over the individual and their assets
• B) The authority of the court over the legal issues in the case
• C) The authority of the court over the individual's liberty
• D) The authority of the court over the individual's criminal guilt or innocence

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