/tə ˈprəʊˌtɛst ɪkˈstriːm nəˈsɛsɪti/ – Phrase
Definition: cam đoan rằng các hành động đó đã được thực hiện trong hoàn cảnh vạn bất đắc dĩ.
A more thorough explanation: “Protest (extreme) necessity” is a legal term that refers to a defense in criminal law where a person claims that they committed an illegal act out of necessity to prevent a greater harm. This defense is typically invoked when a person believes that breaking the law was the only way to avoid a more serious and immediate danger or harm.
Example: In order to protest extreme necessity, the defendant argued that they had no other choice but to commit the crime in order to prevent harm to themselves or others.