Which one of the following defenses does not relate to a defendant's capacity to comprehend his or her actions?

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Duress is a defense where the defendant claims that they were forced to commit the crime under threat or coercion, and it does not relate to the defendant's capacity to comprehend their actions. Infancy relates to the age at which a defendant is legally responsible for their actions, intoxication may affect a defendant's ability to form intent, and insanity relates to a defendant's mental state at the time of the crime.

Which One of the Following Defenses Does Not Relate to a Defendant's