Does a later discovery that the goods were stolen affect liability for conduct at the time?

Does a later discovery that the goods were stolen affect liability for conduct at the time?

• A. Yes; liability can be retroactively imposed if later the goods are proven stolen.
• B. No; liability is based on knowledge at the time of dealing, not later discoveries.
• C. Only if the offender admits guilt later.
• D. The offense is automatically revived if new evidence emerges.

Answer: (B)