One's State of Mind to Commit a Crime Is Known

question 62

Multiple Choice

One's state of mind to commit a crime is known as a person's ______.

• A)intent
• B)motive
• C)recklessness
• D)negligence

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Definitions:

Payroll Taxes

Taxes that are withheld from employees' wages by their employer and paid to the government, often including social security and medicare taxes.

Social Security Taxes

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Unfunded Pension Liability

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