Cause in Fact Is Established By

question 28

Multiple Choice

Cause in fact is established by:

• A) evidence showing that a defendant's action or inaction is the actual cause of an injury that would not have occurred but for the defendant's behavior
• B) evidence showing the defendant intentionally harmed the victim
• C) evidence showing the victim was harmed due to circumstances outside his control
• D) evidence showing the victim could not prevent the injury
• E) evidence showing that the defendant could not have prevented the injury

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