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A worker loses income after an accident and cannot provide full support despite documented genuine efforts. The prosecution proves the recipient's distress but not willful denial intended to cause anguish or control conduct. It asks for conviction under Section 5(i), or automatic substitution of Section 5(e) if needed. Under Acharon, which is correct?

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Every support obligation is extinguished by acquittal. Mere inability is enough under Section 5(e). Distress alone conclusively establishes Section 5(i). The missing criminal intent cannot be replaced by distress alone, and Sections 5(i) and 5(e) are distinct financial-denial offenses rather than automatic substitutes.

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