Which of the following is a reason that a criminal defendant may offer to assert that he or she lacked the required degree of criminal intent for the crime?

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All of these choices are correct because insanity, duress, and mistake can each serve as a defense by negating the defendant's state of mind required to commit a crime, thereby potentially reducing or eliminating their criminal liability.

Which of the Following Is a Reason That a Criminal