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If a man, by the terror of present death, be compelled to do a fact against the law, he is totally excused, because no law can oblige a man to abandon his own preservation.

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The duress defense can only be used in cases where the defendant claims he or she was threatened with death or great bodily harm.

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Authors: Moore, Worrall

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