# MMLU-Pro / 1553

task_id: 6c381794-bd84-51b8-b633-63031014c7a8
task_key: default--test--1553
task_revision_id: 1

{"category":"law","options":"['lose, because the presumption may be rebutted.', 'win, because the statute violates due process.', 'lose, because the presumption of malice aforethought is constitutional.', 'win, because she acted in self-defense.', 'lose, because her actions were premeditated.', 'win, because the statute is unjust.', 'lose, because she did not show that malice did not exist.', 'win, because the statute is discriminatory.', 'lose, because she failed to overcome the presumption.']","question":"A defendant was on the first day of her new secretarial job when her boss called her into his office. The boss directly suggested that if the defendant did not go out on a date with him, she would be fired in one week. Every day during the remainder of the week, the boss approached the defendant with his demand, and the defendant refused to cooperate. At the end of the week, when the boss called the defendant into his office and again tried to pressure her to go out on a date with him, the defendant knocked him unconscious with a giant stapler and choked him to death. The defendant is tried for murder. In accordance with the following statute, the state relies at trial on the presumption of malice:\"When the act of killing another is proved, malice aforethought shall be presumed, and the burden shall rest upon the party who committed the killing to show that malice did not exist. \"If the defendant is convicted of first-degree murder and challenges her conviction on the grounds of the above statute, on appeal she will","src":"ori_mmlu-professional_law"}

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