Question

arguments that do not involve a law being broken but end up in court would be classified as a ________ (uscg1ae)

a. unusual case

b. civil case

c. compromise

d. ratification

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option A: "Unusual case" is not a standard legal classification for disputes without law - breaking.
• Option B: Civil cases involve disputes between individuals or entities (like contract disputes, property disputes) that don't necessarily involve breaking a criminal law. This matches the description of arguments not involving a law being broken but going to court.
• Option C: "Compromise" is a way to resolve disputes, not a classification of the case type.
• Option D: "Ratification" is about approving something (like a treaty), not related to this type of dispute.

Answer:

B. civil case