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CRIMINAL LAW AND CONSTITUTIONAL PROTECTIONS
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A police officer observed a suspect who matched the description of an armed robbery perpetrator. The officer approached and said, "Police! Put your hands up!" The suspect, who was innocent and had a warrant out for unpaid parking tickets, panicked and ran. The officer gave chase. As the officer was about to catch the suspect, the suspect stopped, turned, and threw a punch, striking the officer in the face. The officer was not seriously injured but subdued the suspect. The suspect is charged with battery on a police officer. The jurisdiction allows a person to use non-deadly force to resist an unlawful arrest.
What is the suspect's strongest argument for being acquitted of battery on the grounds of self-defense? Select one.
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