Can liability attach if the accused didn't know the goods were stolen but suspected they might be?

Can liability attach if the accused didn't know the goods were stolen but suspected they might be?

• A. In many regimes, liability requires knowledge or belief that the goods are stolen; mere suspicion may not be enough.
• B. Liability never requires knowledge; suspicion suffices.
• C. Liability requires knowledge of the theft by the seller.
• D. Liability only arises if the goods are worth more than a threshold.

Answer: (A)