In the trial of Leopold and Loeb, Clarence Darrow argued that
A) Leopold and Loeb were innocent.
B) Leopold and Loeb were not morally responsible for their actions.
C) Leopold and Loeb should be executed.
D) Leopold and Loeb were not legally responsible for their actions.

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Clarence Darrow argued that Leopold and Loeb were not morally responsible for their actions, focusing on their upbringing, psychological state, and the influence of Nietzsche's philosophy on them, aiming to spare them from the death penalty.

In the Trial of Leopold and Loeb, Clarence Darrow Argued