Regardless of how wrong a defendant may have been, if a suitable defense can be presented, the defendant may be absolved.

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In a legal context, if a defendant can present a suitable defense that aligns with legal standards and principles, such as self-defense, insanity, or duress, they may be found not guilty or receive a lesser sentence, regardless of the initial perception of their actions.

Regardless of How Wrong a Defendant May Have Been, If