Charges of elder abuse and elder neglect are typically levied against
A) the spouse of the abused or neglected person.
B) one who has something to gain from the further disabling of the abused or neglected person.
C) life insurance salespeople and investment counselors.
D) one who stands in a position of trust with respect to the abused or neglected person.

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Elder abuse and neglect charges are typically levied against someone who stands in a position of trust with respect to the abused or neglected person, such as a caregiver or family member. The other options may sometimes be involved in elder abuse or neglect, but they are not the most common perpetrators.

Charges of Elder Abuse and Elder Neglect Are Typically Levied