/strɪkt laɪəˈbɪləti kraɪm/ – Phrase
Definition: Tội phạm chịu trách nhiệm nghiêm ngặt
A more thorough explanation: an act that is a crime whether or not you intended to commit a crime. A common example is speeding. In most jurisdictions, if you drive too fast then you will have committed a crime even if you did not intend to break the speed limit.
Example: Even though he thought she was of age, he was found guilty of a strict liability crime because he sold alcohol to a minor