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 stranger refuses to help rescue a drowning child.
C) A person pushes a stranger into the lake.
D) A driver maneuvers recklessly on a busy street.

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The courts are unlikely to provide a remedy in a situation where someone simply refuses to perform a moral obligation, such as helping to rescue a drowning child. However, in situations where there is a clear legal violation, such as someone pushing another person or driving recklessly, the courts are likely to provide remedies.

The Courts Are Likely to Provide Remedies in All but Which