An Affirmative Defense Strategy Is Sometimes Difficult to Carry Out

question 48

Multiple Choice

An affirmative defense strategy is sometimes difficult to carry out because it:

• A) forces the defense to prove the reliability of its own evidence.
• B) focuses on disproving physical evidence offered by the prosecution.
• C) is likely to violate the defendant's right against self-incrimination.
• D) is likely to violate the defendant's Sixth Amendment right.

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