A juvenile offender is caught stealing and must speak before the judge to try to get his sentence reduced. How would he accurately employ a denial of injury?
A) by accepting responsibility and asking for lenience
B) by pointing out that he did not physically harm anyone
C) by directing attention to the actions of others
D) by promising to pay for the stolen goods

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A denial of injury involves arguing that the offense caused no harm or injury, so pointing out that no physical harm was done to anyone fits this description.

A Juvenile Offender Is Caught Stealing and Must Speak Before