Good Faith as a Defense to a Charge of Fraud

The video discusses the concept of fraud, which requires intentional deceit, and contrasts it with good faith, where any misrepresentation is accidental. Good faith serves as a defense against fraud charges, although lesser crimes may still apply. The video emphasizes that good faith negates the intent required for fraud.

What does it mean for a misrepresentation to be non-intentional?

Can good faith be applied to lesser crimes associated with misrepresentation?