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Establishing a defense
During a criminal trial, the defendant's attorney will introduce
evidence and call witnesses to present a strong defense in order
to win an acquittal. Common defenses include:
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Innocence. |
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Self-defense. |
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An alibi. |
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Insanity. |
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Improper
police investigation. |
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Under the
influence of alcohol or drugs. |
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Entrapment. |
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