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Defenses That Admit to the Criminal Conduct,but Claim It Was

Question 48

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Defenses that admit to the criminal conduct,but claim it was justified by overwhelming circumstances,such as self-defense are called ___________.

A) general defenses
B) justification defenses
C) excuses defenses
D) conduct defenses

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