Schemes of Government Regulation Resemble Traditional Criminal Law Because

Schemes of government regulation resemble traditional criminal law because

A) they prohibit certain kinds of conduct and punish those who ignore the prohibitions.
B) it must be proved the accused not only committed the offence, was at fault, but had mens rea (a guilty mind) .
C) they are enforced by the RCMP.
D) conviction for an offence is typically punished by imprisonment.
E) damage is done through committing a tort rather than through breach of a contract.