Contracts induced by threats of __________ are voidable, regardless of whether the coerced party has committed an unlawful act.
A) civil prosecution
B) criminal prosecution
C) tortious conduct
D) a lawsuit to recover a debt

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Contracts induced by threats of criminal prosecution are voidable because they involve coercion, undermining the voluntary nature of the agreement. Threatening criminal prosecution to force someone into a contract is considered an improper use of the legal system for personal gain.

Contracts Induced by Threats of __________ Are Voidable, Regardless of Whether