19) ______ An impending violent act or harm that a person reasonably believes will be done to them or another. 20) ______ Factors which may result in a reduction in the charge or penalty in a case. They are not enough to acquit. 21) ______ The principle stating that a person has no duty to retreat in their home when facing an attack or intruder. 22) ______ An excuse based upon the claim that the defendant was forced or coerced to commit the offense to avoid death to himself or a significant other such as a son, daughter or spouse. 23) ______ A use of self-defense that involves the application of excessive force. 24) ______ A type of defense in which the defendant admits the wrongfulness of his/her conduct but, asserts that they did not possess the requisite state of mind at the time of the offense. The defendant asserts he/she could not help it. For example, insanity or duress. 25) ______ A general term for justifications and excuses intended to reduce or eliminate criminal liability. If this test were an automobile, what kind of automobile would it be? Please explain. NAME:_______________________________________ SCORE:_________/25 Key Terms 1. Adequate Provocation 13. Excessive Force 2. Alibi 14. Excuse 3. Castle Exception 15. Imminent Threat 4. Choice-of-Evils 16. Imperfect Defense 5. Consent 17. Imperfect Self-Defense 6. Deadly Force 18. Justification 7. Defenses 19. Mitigating Circumstances 8. Defense of Home 20. Motive 9. Defense of Others 21. Necessity 10. Defense of Pr