Strict liability requires

Multiple Choice

• the buyer to take risks on the purchase of a newly designed product.
• responsibility for the product throughout its life cycle.
• no need for a plaintiff to prove manufacturer negligence.
• the manufacturer to know that the design or manufacture is inferior.

Civil law is based on

Multiple Choice

• precedents found in judgments made by judges.
• religious law associated with the area.
• the assumption of innocence.
• a collection of codes.

The settlement awarded $2 million to each of the four hundred individuals harmed by the effects of groundwater emissions created by manufacturing processes at Mission Corp. The award money is an example of

Multiple Choice

• product liability.
• antitrust law.
• a voluntary restraint agreement.
• punitive damages.