When a criminal defendant does not deny that he engaged in the conduct of which he is accused but argues that the offense charged is too severe for the facts of the case, the defendant is asserting the defensive strategy of:

A) offense discounting. B) mitigation.
C) confession and avoidance. D) reduction ab initio.


B

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a. to welcome black people to the neighborhood b. to celebrate a racist ritual on private property c. to intimidate people of color d. when the law allows fighting words

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