Which of these cases would be heard in a civil court?
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Which of these cases would be heard in a civil court?
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A case involving the vandalism of public property
A case of unlawful entry onto the property of another person
A case of theft involving property under four hundred dollars
A case involving a pedestrian suing a motorist for negligence
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