What of the following is true of a negligence tort? Multiple Choice A defendant commits a negligence tort when he subjects someone to a reasonable risk of harm. A defendant commits a negligence tort when he is careless to someone else's detriment. A defendant commits a negligence tort when he forms intent to cause harm but causes a different type of harm. A defendant commits a negligence tort when he accidentally engages in a criminal act and someone is hurt. A defendant commits a negligence tort only if he commits an inherently dangerous action which can never be safe.

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Evelyn Clay

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24 April, 17:02

What of the following is true of a negligence tort? Multiple Choice A defendant commits a negligence tort when he subjects someone to a reasonable risk of harm. A defendant commits a negligence tort when he is careless to someone else's detriment. A defendant commits a negligence tort when he forms intent to cause harm but causes a different type of harm. A defendant commits a negligence tort when he accidentally engages in a criminal act and someone is hurt. A defendant commits a negligence tort only if he commits an inherently dangerous action which can never be safe.

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Julianna Andrade · Answer 1

The answer is: A defendant commits a negligence tort when he is careless to someone else's detriment.

Negligence tort could only apply to someone who are legally binded to do a certain duty, but fail to actually follow the standards and caused some sort of harm toward other people because of it.

Example of this would be a surgeon that caused an infection to the patient because that surgeon did not sterilized his/her hand before conducting the surgery.