While Individuals Cannot Be Liable for Simply Being in the Presence

question 42

Multiple Choice

While individuals cannot be liable for simply being in the presence of a crime, State v. Walden illustrates an exception to the rule because the defendant allowed an acquaintance to brutally beat her young son. This exception arises where defendants possess ______.

• A) parental responsibility
• B) duty to intervene
• C) derivative liability
• D) criminal intent

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Definitions:

Self-Esteem Systems

Frameworks or sets of beliefs that individuals hold about their own worth and abilities, influencing their feelings of self-worth.

Inclusive Self-Concepts

The understanding or perception of oneself that includes a comprehensive recognition of personal capabilities, weaknesses, and individuality, emphasizing openness and acceptance.

Various Parts

Different components or segments of an object, system, or concept, highlighting diversity or multiplicity.

Individual Therapy

A form of psychotherapy where treatment is provided on a one-to-one basis, focusing on the issues of the individual client.