Which case provides that there is an exception to the mere presence doctrine when the defendant possesses a duty to intervene?
A) Bailey v. United States
B) State v. Walden
C) Bailey v. Walden
D) State v. Bailey

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State v. Walden establishes an exception to the mere presence doctrine, recognizing situations where the defendant has a duty to intervene, thus making their presence relevant to their culpability.

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