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The concept of mens rea is important to death penalty cases about executing young adults because: A. Lawyers argue that young people may lack the mental capacity to conform to the law that older people do B. Young people commit more crimes than adults C. Young people are more likely to commit heinous crimes than older people D. Prosecutors and police officers may pressure young people into signing confessions E. None of the above
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