An Agent Who Commits a Crime Is

question 47

Multiple Choice

An agent who commits a crime is:

• A) always liable.
• B) only liable if acting in self-interest.
• C) only liable if the act is done to advance the interest of the principal.
• D) never liable when acting in the role of an agent.

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Definitions:

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