An English Common Law defence of doli incapax, a Latin term that translates to "incapable of crime," which generally held that children under the age of ________ were incapable of differentiating between good and bad.

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The English Common Law defence of doli incapax held that children under the age of seven were incapable of differentiating between good and bad.

An English Common Law Defence of Doli Incapax, a Latin