Michael Heise, an unemployed 33-year-old former account manager, decides to purchase weapons from a local firearms dealer and sell them to two former friends with criminal records, who are unable to clear federal background checks. According to the text, this purchase by Michael is considered a:
a. straw purchase.
b. standing order purchase.
c. Helmke purchase.
d. third-rail purchase.
a
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