PER CURIAM.
The appellant contends that where evidence at a trial discloses that plaintiff and defendant entered a traffic intersection against a red light (plaintiff making a left turn and the defendant coming in the opposite direction at a considerable rate of speed), the jury must find the plaintiff negligent to some degree and, therefore, must apportion damages under the doctrine of comparative negligence.
We do not agree. A jury may find that the defendant...
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