🚨 If you're facing criminal charges, remember: You are innocent until proven guilty. There are many different defenses that can be used to prove innocence which include:
Common criminal defenses include:
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Self-defense: A defendant admits to committing a crime but argues that it was justified under the circumstances. This defense can be used in violent crimes like murder, aggravated battery, and manslaughter.
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Duress: A defendant argues that they were forced to commit a crime.
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Necessity: A defendant argues that they committed a crime to prevent serious harm.
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Entrapment: A defendant argues that they were persuaded by law enforcement to commit a crime.
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Insanity: A defendant argues that they were legally insane when they committed the crime. This defense is often used when a defendant has a mental health issue.
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Accident: A defendant argues that they acted without negligence or criminal intent.
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Alibi: A defendant argues that they were elsewhere when the crime occurred.
- Mistaken identity: A defendant argues that they were wrongly accused because they look like the actual perpetrator.
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