​A Defense in Which the Defendant Accepts Responsibility for the Act

question 36

Multiple Choice

​A defense in which the defendant accepts responsibility for the act but claims what they did was right is called

• A) ​justification.
• B) ​excuse.
• C) ​rationalization.
• D) ​claim of right.

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Definitions:

Manufacturing Overhead

All indirect costs associated with manufacturing, such as utilities, maintenance, and salaries of non-direct labor.

Prime Costs

The direct costs of production, typically consisting of direct materials and direct labor.

Indirect Labour

Workers in a manufacturing process whose activities are not directly related to the production of specific goods or services, such as maintenance staff and managers.

Cost of Goods Purchased

The total expense for raw materials and goods acquired for resale by a company during a specific period, excluding any indirect costs.