Multiple Choice
Socrates and Plato
-Socrates responds to Crito,saying that he cannot leave because the "laws of Athens" tell him that
A) he cannot enjoy the privileges of a society without also subjecting himself to its justice.
B) if a city is unjust,one must stay and protest until justice is done.
C) the city is more important than the individuals involved and so its judgments are always right.
D) he deserves his penalty.
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