A statute requires all swimming pools to be enclosed by a fence of at least four feet. A pool owner builds a three-foot fence. A child climbs it and drowns. The court applies negligence per se. What must the plaintiff still prove?
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A
Nothing — negligence per se establishes complete liability
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B
That the child was an invitee, not a trespasser
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C
That the statutory violation caused the plaintiff's damages and that plaintiff is in the class the statute protects
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D
That the defendant had subjective knowledge of the risk