The elements of negligence are?
A. ?duty, breach, cause, and injury.
B. ?duty, breach, agreement, and consideration.
C. ?duty, breach, foreseeable risk, and the "but for" test.
D. ?duty, breach, capacity, and cause.
Answer: A
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Carl’s attorney advises Carl to plead guilty because the evidence against him is overwhelming. However, Carl is stubborn. At trial, the defense attorney announces that although Carl does not wish to plead guilty, he will have to plead his client guilty over Carl’s objections because going to trial will be much worse for Carl than it would be to plead guilty before the trial starts. What does the judge do?
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A. Buyer B. Seller C. Escrow agent D. Buyer and seller E. ?Buyer, seller, and escrow agent