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 that undermines the free will of the coerced party, regardless of any unlawful act they may have committed.

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