To provide a valid consent defense,the consent of the victim must be

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To provide a valid consent defense, the consent of the victim must be knowing and voluntary, meaning that the victim must fully understand the nature and extent of the act they are consenting to and they must be the one to make the decision without any coercion or force. Other requirements such as being in writing or authorized are not necessary for a valid consent defense. Consent must also be given before the crime occurs, so choice D is not correct. Choice A is partially correct, but does not fully encompass the requirements of a valid consent defense.

To Provide a Valid Consent Defense,the Consent of the Victim