Which of the following is an example of the imposition of strict liability?

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A)Liability without fault,or strict liability,applies to actions that,regardless of the
care taken,are specifically prohibited,such as selling cigarettes or alcohol to a minor.
B)Liability without fault,or strict liability,applies to actions that,regardless of the care taken,are specifically prohibited,such as selling cigarettes or alcohol to a minor.
C)Liability without fault,or strict liability,applies to actions that,regardless of the care taken,are specifically prohibited,such as selling cigarettes or alcohol to a minor.
D)Liability without fault,or strict liability,applies to actions that,regardless of the care taken,are specifically prohibited,such as selling cigarettes or alcohol to a minor.
E)Liability without fault,or strict liability,applies to actions that,regardless of the care taken,are specifically prohibited,such as selling cigarettes or alcohol to a minor.

Which of the Following Is an Example of the Imposition