For purposes of strict liability, which of the following do courts consider in determining whether a product is inherently dangerous or has been defectively designed?

Multiple Choice

• Courts consider the state of the art at the time the case is heard.
• Courts consider the state of the art in existence at the time of the injury.
• Courts consider the state of the art in existence at the time of the product's manufacture.
• Courts do not consider state of the art at all and instead consider only whether the product was the proximate cause of the plaintiff's injury.