The Concept of "Strict Liability" Implies That

 The concept of "strict liability" implies that  

A)  an employer who was aware of a subordinate's wrongdoing cannot be found at fault. 
B)  an employer who was aware of a subordinate's wrongdoing must be found at fault unless the wrongdoing was minor. 
C)  an employer who was aware of a subordinate's wrongdoing may still be found blameless. 
D)  an employer who was unaware of a subordinate's wrongdoing cannot be found at fault. 
E)  an employer who was unaware of a subordinate's wrongdoing can still be found at fault.