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Most affirmative defenses are perfect defenses, which means that, if they're successful, defendants are acquitted? True
Competency hearings are special hearings to determine if these defendants are still considered dangerous? False, they are to see if they are still considered insane.
Which case relied on family violence to support the creation of the cohabitant exception to the Conneticut retreat rule? State v. Shaw (1981)
What defense justifies the choice to commit a lesser crime to avoid the harm of a greater crime? Choice-of-evils defense
A defendant admits what they did was wrong but argues that, because of the circumstances, they should not be held responsible. Is this a justification defense or excuse defense? Excuse defense
An initial aggressor withdraws from a fight, but the original victim then attacks them. Can the initial aggressor claim self-defense? Yes, under the withdrawal exception
A person agrees to certain conduct, but because of alcohol intoxication is unable to make a reasonable judgment about its harmfulness. Is there consent legally effective? No, not if the other person knows they are unable to make a reasonable judgment.
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