The courts are likely to provide remedies in all but which of the following cases?
A) A person refuses to return your friend's book.
B) A passerby refuses to help rescue a drowning woman.
C) A person pushes a man into the lake.
D) A person does not drive carefully on a busy street.

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The courts are unlikely to provide a remedy in a situation where a passerby refuses to help rescue a drowning woman because there is no legal duty to rescue someone in danger. The other situations involve actions that could be seen as violating laws or rights, and the courts may provide remedies such as restitution or damages.

The Courts Are Likely to Provide Remedies in All but Which