Answer:
The answer is Duress.
Explanation:
Duress is a term in law used to justify a wrong action but excluding murder cases.
For a defendant to successfully prove he or she acted under duress, the following must be satisfied:
1. The defendant is in an immediate danger that could lead to death. For example, if Dreyfus shoots Eton by refusing, he can shoot Eton to death.
2. There is a believe that the defendant will be will be hurt
3. There is no option to avoid the harm or being hurt other than to succumb to doing the illegal action.
