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Defenses may: completely exonerate the criminal defendant. resulting in an acquittal. reduce the severity of the offense. All of the listed answers.
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Defenses may:
completely exonerate the criminal defendant.
resulting in an acquittal.
reduce the severity of the offense.
All of the listed answers.
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i believe it’s all of the listed above, as the defence of provocation will only reduce the severity of an offence whilst self defence and mental illness can bring a full acquittal
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