Which Statement Best Describes the Distinction Between Criminal Law and Tort

question 62

Multiple Choice

Which statement best describes the distinction between criminal law and tort law?

• A) Tort law doesn't require the defendant's fault,whereas criminal law does require fault.
• B) Tort litigation must be commenced by a business,whereas criminal proceedings are commenced by victims of crime.
• C) Tort law is concerned with insurance claims,whereas criminal law is concerned with restitution to victims of crime.
• D) Tort law is concerned with compensation,whereas criminal law is concerned with punishment.

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