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Under which type of liability can an individual be fined or charged, but no jail time can be served?

Absolute Liability

Under absolute liability, an individual can be fined or charged for an offense without the possibility of serving jail time. This type of liability places the responsibility on the party regardless of any fault or intention, making it easier to prosecute individuals or organizations for offenses. In the case of strict liability, although fines can be imposed, there is a possibility of serving jail time depending on the severity of the offense. Product liability relates to the responsibility of manufacturers for defective products causing harm, and vicarious liability pertains to holding one party accountable for the actions of another.

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