Which of the following arguments has to be proven to hold a state liable for injuries?
A) estoppel
B) causation
C) comity
D) privity

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In order for a state to be held liable for injuries, the argument of causation must be proven. This means that there must be a clear connection between the actions of the state and the injuries suffered by the plaintiff. Arguments such as estoppel, comity, and privity are not relevant to determining state liability for injuries.

Which of the Following Arguments Has to Be Proven to Hold