Which of the following is not a principal objective of tort law?

A) To compensate persons who sustain harm or loss resulting from another's conduct.
B) To punish the person who committed the tort.
C) To place the cost of compensating victims only on those parties who should bear it.
D) To prevent future harms and losses.

Tort Law

The area of law that deals with civil wrongs, not arising out of contractual obligations, for which the injured party may receive damages or equitable relief.

Compensate

To provide something, usually money, in recognition of loss, suffering, or damage experienced by an individual or entity.

Future Harms

Potential damage or adverse outcomes that may occur in the future as a result of current actions or decisions.