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Conn. Civ. Jury Instr. 3.6-5

Standard of Care Applicable to Children

activein force · 2008-01-01 – presentas-observed

In considering whether or not a child has been negligent, you are not to judge the child by the

standard of care that you would apply to an adult. The reasonable care required of a child is the

care that may be reasonably expected of children of similar age, judgment and experience under

similar circumstances.

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2026-08-23
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2026-08-23
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