A principle is a prima facie principle if
A) it allows no exceptions.
B) it is generally accepted, but still somewhat controversial.
C) it applies in all cases, unless it conflicts with another principle.
D) it is general enough to apply to most, but not all, cases.

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A prima facie principle is one that applies in all cases unless it conflicts with another principle, indicating that it is not absolute and can be overridden under certain circumstances.

A Principle Is a Prima Facie Principle If