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In Frankfurt's Case, Jones

Question 39

Question 39

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In Frankfurt's case, Jones


A) Cannot act freely.
B) Intervenes to force Black's actions.
C) Decides to do what Black wanted him to do.
D) Has control over Black's actions.

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