The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) imposes criminal responsibility on a corporate officer even of relatively low rank who acts __________________ and is "in a position to detect, prevent, and abate a release of hazardous substances."
a. in a supervisory capacity
b. in a grossly negligent manner
c. with reckless indifference to consequences
d. knowingly and willfully
A
You might also like to view...
Moving a juvenile case from juvenile court to adult court for trial is known as
A. statutory exclusion. B. concurrent jurisdiction. C. judicial surety bond. D. transfer of jurisdiction.
The Russian Mafia is responsible for importing cocaine and other drugs into the U.S
a. True b. False
In which of the following cases was the Flag Protection Act challenged?
a. Texas v. Johnson (1989) b. Schacht v. U.S. (1970) c. U.S. v. Eichman (1990) d. U.S. v. Grace (1983)
Following the decision in Illinois v. Gates (1983), _____
a. all states and the federal government have adopted the totality of circumstances approach b. all states adopted totality of circumstances, but the federal government retained the Aguilar-Spinelli criteria c. the totality of circumstances approach was subsequently overruled d. some states rejected the Gates decision and retained the Aguilar-Spinelli criteria on the basis of their own state constitutions