College final exams are approaching. Eric and Mandy decide to have an end of semester party. They go to the liquor store and Eric buys two large kegs of beer. He gives the clerk a check drawn on his local bank account
The two invite all of their friends to their apartment and have a great time. Several days later the liquor store manager deposits Eric's check. The bank subsequently returns the check to the store marked "Non-sufficient funds." The store tries to contact Eric by telephone but with school finished, Eric has moved from his apartment and disconnected the telephone service. Eric has committed:
A) issuance of bad check.
B) criminal simulation.
C) no offense because the liquor store has not yet sent Eric a registered letter giving notice of the bank's non-payment of the check.
D) forgery.
A
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