Criminal Liability Without Subjective or Objective Fault Is Also Called​

question 12

Multiple Choice

Criminal liability without subjective or objective fault is also called​

• A) ​strict liability.
• B) ​harm causation.
• C) ​offending behavior.
• D) ​wanton liability.

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Definitions:

Sherman Act

An antitrust law enacted in 1890 that prohibits monopolistic practices and promotes fair competition in the United States.

Direct Injury

A harm or damage suffered directly by an individual or entity, not indirectly through another's injury.

Violation

The act of breaking a law, agreement, or rule, resulting in a failure to comply with legal or contractual obligations.

Per Se Analysis

Per se analysis is a legal doctrine under antitrust laws where certain activities or agreements are considered illegal without the need for further inquiry into their actual harm or purpose, due to their inherently anti-competitive nature.