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Criminal Defenses: True or False

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Criminal Defenses: True or False
 

Criminal Defenses: True or FalseOnline version

Quick quiz on legal defenses.

by Adam Miller
1

Self-defense includes protecting oneself or property from immediate danger.

2

Consent is a defense that is often used in sexual assault cases.

3

Mistake of law is a widely successful defense in criminal cases.

4

Procedural Defense means the defendant was not discriminated against in the justice process.

5

Involuntary intoxication cannot involve spiking a drink.

6

Duress is a defense where an unlawful threat induced the defendant to commit a crime.

7

Entrapment is a legal defense that allows officers to trick suspects without any rules.

8

Alibi is a statement that the defendant was so distant or engaged in other activities that participation was impossible.

9

Double Jeopardy permits retrying the same offense after an acquittal.

10

The M'Naghten Rule is a standard used to determine insanity.

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