der which of the following circumstances would a person who committed a minal act generally be excused from responsibility for that act? A) If the person was voluntarily intoxicated at the time the criminal act was committed. B) If the person was sane at the time the act was committed and the trial was held but later became insane while serving a prison term. C) If the person was operating under an insane delusion at the time of the crime which prevented him from distinguishing right from wrong. D) none of the above

der which of the following circumstances would a person who committed a minal act generally be excused from responsibility for that act? A) If the person was voluntarily intoxicated at the time the criminal act was committed. B) If the person was sane at the time the act was committed and the trial was held but later became insane while serving a prison term. C) If the person was operating under an insane delusion at the time of the crime which prevented him from distinguishing right from wrong. D) none of the above