In a Typical Tort Case

question 92

Multiple Choice

In a typical tort case,

• A) the defendant is not allowed to appeal the verdict if he or she loses.
• B) the plaintiff is not allowed to appeal the verdict if he or she loses.
• C) the government immediately appeals the verdict if it loses.
• D) one individual charges that he has been injured by another's negligence or malfeasance.

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