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defence

In law, collective term for the defendant (the person accused of having committed a crime or wrong) and his or her legal advisors and representatives. It is also the case made in answer to the action or claim being made against the defendant. Defendants who cannot afford to pay for legal advisors are frequently granted legal aid (assistance with fees).



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Therefore, to withstand the STFs, not merely passive defensive measures should be applied as it used to be in the past, but also active tactical methods, such as preemptive maneuvering, long-range fire attacks, as well as combat reconnaissance, raiding, blocking and assault actions.
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