I really don’t know. On one hand, people may say “they did it, I’m innocent!” but on the other, people may say yes due to enforced or attempted enforced suicide/threats.
This isn’t happening to me or anyone I know, it’s simply a question that’s been on my mind.
If you’re a practicing attorney, can you explain to me what roll the judge and jury have in charging someone with a crime? I had always thought that was done long before they game into the picture.
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You could always just say “whoops, I read the question wrong,” particularly since the rest of your answer was right.