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A statute imposes a duty to install safety guards on machinery to protect workers from amputation. A worker is injured exactly as the statute aimed to prevent because the guard was missing. The plaintiff invokes negligence per se. What must the plaintiff still establish?

Nothing further; violation alone guarantees full recovery That the statute carried criminal penalties of imprisonment That the defendant intended to harm the worker That the plaintiff is within the protected class and the harm is the type the statute aimed to prevent, plus causation and damages

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That the plaintiff is within the protected class and the harm is the type the statute aimed to prevent, plus causation and damages

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