This defense holds that if a person voluntarily abandoned his or her proposed plan of crime before actual commission of the crime, and he or she does so voluntarily, he or she cannot be held guilty of an attempt.

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The defense mentioned in the question is abandonment, which states that if someone voluntarily gives up their plan to commit a crime before actually committing it, they cannot be charged with attempted crime.

This Defense Holds That If a Person Voluntarily Abandoned His