Punitive Damages

question 18

Multiple Choice

Punitive damages:

• A)are a small amount of compensation given to the plaintiff.
• B)are like actual damages but do not seek to deter the defendant.
• C)are damages far less than the plaintiff's injuries,awarded to punish the plaintiff.
• D)are damages in excess of the plaintiff's injuries,awarded to punish the defendant.

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