Robert and Mary know each other and have mutual friends. At a group dinner, Robert sees Mary's credit card number. He writes this information down. Later he gives Mary's name, address, and the credit card number to Lisa. He knows that Lisa is planning on pretending to be Mary and use the credit card to buy a new couch. Assume the above facts can be proven. Has Robert violated the Criminal Code? A. Yes. Since Robert possessed Mary's personal information without permission, his actions were criminal. B. No. Since Robert did not actually commit fraud, his actions were not criminal. C. Yes. Since Robert gave the information to Lisa knowing she was going to commit fraud, his actions were criminal. D. Maybe. If provincial law prohibited Robert from taking Mary's credit card information at dinner, then his actions would also be criminal under the Code. E. No. Since Robert did nothing illegal to collect Mary's information, his actions were not criminal.

Robert and Mary know each other and have mutual friends. At a group dinner, Robert sees Mary's credit card number. He writes this information down. Later he gives Mary's name, address, and the credit card number to Lisa. He knows that Lisa is planning on pretending to be Mary and use the credit card to buy a new couch. Assume the above facts can be proven. Has Robert violated the Criminal Code? 0 Yes. Since Robert possessed Mary's personal information without permission, his actions were criminal. O No. Since Robert did not actually commit fraud, his actions were not criminal. 0 Yes. Since Robert gave the information to Lisa knowing she was going to commit fraud, his actions were criminal. 0 Maybe. If provincial law prohibited Robert from taking Mary's credit card information at dinner, then his actions would also be criminal under the Code. 0 No. Since Robert did nothing illegal to collect Mary's information, his actions were not criminal