The Corpus Delicti May Be Validly Proven Solely by Circumstantial

question 25

True/False

The corpus delicti may be validly proven solely by circumstantial evidence.

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A legal doctrine where a plaintiff's action may reduce or eliminate their right to recover damages if their own negligence contributed to the harm.

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Restatement Second Torts

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