alleryStart learning →What must a defendant show for a strict liability defence?
ANormal industry practice
BEarly penalty payment
CIgnorance of the law
DEvery reasonable precaution
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Every reasonable precaution
Meeting the normal industry standard of care is not enough; the defendant must show every reasonable precaution was taken.
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