A Defense in Which the Defendant Admits to Doing an Act

question 86

Multiple Choice

A defense in which the defendant admits to doing an act but claims some reason for not being held responsible, such as insanity, self-defense, intoxication, or coercion, is known as a(n) defense.

• A) affirmative
• B) plausible
• C) rebuttal
• D) prima facie

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