A Crime in Which the Defendant Is Guilty Regardless of His

question 4

Multiple Choice

A crime in which the defendant is guilty regardless of his or her state of mind at the time of the act is known as:

• A) Tort
• B) First degree homicide
• C) Strict liability
• D) Manslaughter

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Definitions:

Risky Shift

The tendency for groups to make decisions that are more extreme, including riskier or more cautious, than the initial leanings of its members.

Superior Memories

Refers to an exceptional ability to remember and recall information compared to the average cognitive functions.

Inaccuracy

A lack of correctness or precision in information, measurements, or actions, leading to errors or discrepancies.

Individual Projects

Tasks or endeavors undertaken by a single person, focusing on achieving specific objectives or creating something unique.