Under the Knucklehead Defense,an Attorney Argues That

question 42

Multiple Choice

Under the knucklehead defense,an attorney argues that

• A) even though the client has the ability to commit the crime, he or she did not have the intent to do it.
• B) even if the client was motivated to commit the crime and had the ability to carry it out, he or she did not have the opportunity for it.
• C) even if the client had the opportunity to commit the crime, he or she did not have an incentive to do it.
• D) even if the client was motivated to commit the crime and had the opportunity, he or she did not have the ability to carry it out.

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