Question: In the World Trade Center disaster case where the emergency workers sued the government (the Environmental Protection Agency), the court found which of the following? Question options: For the government to be liable, the government would have had to intentionally hurt the workers. For the government to be liable, all the workers would have had to have proven was that they were working within the scope of their employment when injured. The government cannot be sued since this is under the legal concept that "Government can do no wrong." The government will win unless the plaintiffs can prove that the official's conduct was so outrageous and egregious that it "shocks the conscience" of the judge. The government is automatically liable since they were the ones that ordered the cleanup of the World Trade Center site.