Excuse

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Excuses (as a term of [[jurisprudence) are a form of defense, in which a defendant argues that, at the time a crime was committed, they were not liable for their actions. Excuses include: [[age], diminished responsibility, duress, insanity, involuntary intoxication, mistake, provocation, and unconsciousness.