155.04 The Drug or Alcohol Impaired Minor Responsibility Act--Measure of Damages If you decide for [name of plaintiff] on the question of liability, you must then fix the amount of money that will reasonably and fairly compensate [him] [her] [it] for any of the following elements of damages proved by the evidence to have resulted from the impairment of the person under the age of 18: Economic Damages [the cost of treatment and rehabilitation] [medical expenses] [loss of economic or educational potential] [loss of productivity] [absenteeism] [support expenses] [accidents or injuries] [any other pecuniary loss] Non-Economic Damages [physical and emotional pain] [suffering] [physical impairment] [emotional distress] [mental anguish] [disfigurement] [loss of enjoyment of life] [loss of companionship] [services] [consortium] [any other non-pecuniary losses] Property Damages Punitive Damages Whether any of these elements of damages has been proved by the evidence is for you to decide. Instruction approved January 2010.