One Defense a Defendant Has to a Mail Fraud Charge

One defense a defendant has to a mail fraud charge is

A) A "cash hoard" defense,which states that the defendant's possession of unexplained cash is from savings.
B) A provocation defense,in which the defendant must resort to fraud in order to receive legally due payment for goods or services.
C) A good faith defense,which is merely an assertion that there was no fraud intended.
D) A time immateriality defense,which states that the defendant did not know when the relevant mail fraud law took effect.