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George White
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What is strict liability in US law? Is it really posisblepossible for a person to be held laibleliable who did not intend to do harm or violate a law, and who was not negligantnegligent?

(This question is inresponsein response to issues raised in answers to the question "Is there a legal principle regarding laws that cannot reasonably be complied with?"

What is strict liability in US law? Is it really posisble for a person to be held laible who did not intend to do harm or violate a law, and who was not negligant?

(This question is inresponse to issues raised in answers to the question "Is there a legal principle regarding laws that cannot reasonably be complied with?"

What is strict liability in US law? Is it really possible for a person to be held liable who did not intend to do harm or violate a law, and who was not negligent?

(This question is in response to issues raised in answers to the question "Is there a legal principle regarding laws that cannot reasonably be complied with?"

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What is strict liability (US)?

What is strict liability in US law? Is it really posisble for a person to be held laible who did not intend to do harm or violate a law, and who was not negligant?

(This question is inresponse to issues raised in answers to the question "Is there a legal principle regarding laws that cannot reasonably be complied with?"