The Principle of Necessity: Justifying Actions Due to Compelling Circumstances

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What is the principle of necessity?

  1. The principle that actions are justified if they are necessary to prevent a greater harm.
  2. The principle that actions are justified if they are necessary to achieve a greater good.
  3. The principle that actions are justified if they are necessary to avoid a lesser evil.
  4. The principle that actions are justified if they are necessary to protect the rights of others.
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