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Compensatory damages are intended to:

Compensatory damages are intended to:
a. give injured parties a sum of money to restore them to the economic position they were in before the injury
b. give injured parties more money than they had before the injury
c. give injured parties half of the sum of the money needed to restore them to the economic position they were in before the injury
d. give injured parties a sum of money to restore them to the economic position they were in before the injury plus an extra sum for the legal injury suffered
e. none of the other choices are correct

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