A Defense for Criminal Liability in Which the Defendant Claims

question 66

Multiple Choice

A defense for criminal liability in which the defendant claims that the taking of intoxicants rendered him or her unable toform the requisite intent tocommit a criminal act is _________ ​

• A)never accepted in court.
• B)a good defense if the intoxication was voluntary.
• C)a good defense if the intoxication was involuntary.
• D)not allowed in felony court but is sometimes allowed in misdemeanor trials.

Identify the significance of the cash cycle and operating cycle in financial management.

Understand the impact of credit policies on cash flow and customer relationships.

Grasp the concept of factoring as a cash management technique.

Comprehend the implications of changes in credit terms on the accounts payable period and cash cycle.