A civil judgment serves to provide the court's decision and instruct actions to be taken.

• A. The decision of the court and instruct actions to be taken
• B. The final arrest warrant
• C. Only the monetary amount awarded
• D. A summary of testimony

Answer: (A)

In civil process, the judgment is the court’s formal ruling that resolves the case and, crucially, includes the orders that tell the parties what actions must be taken to carry out that ruling. It’s not about an arrest warrant, which belongs to criminal procedure, and it’s more than just stating the money amount awarded. The judgment finalizes who must do what—such as paying a monetary award or complying with an injunction or other court-ordered action—and it provides the enforceable instructions to make sure the ruling is carried out.