The Introduction of a Defendant's Impotence by the Defense

question 25

Multiple Choice

The introduction of a defendant's impotence by the defense:

• A) Is circumstantial evidence that the defendant lacked the physical capacity to commit the offense
• B) Is inadmissible as hearsay
• C) Is not relevant since the burden of proof falls on the prosecution
• D) Is direct evidence of the defendant's innocence

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