Principles of law that may relieve a defendant from liability include good samaritan laws borrowed servant doctrine all of these answers are correct contributory negligence

I believe the answer is: All of these answers are correct.
- Good Samaritan law provide a relieve of liability for someone who is injured or in peril
- Borrowed servant doctrine provides a relief if the criminal acts is conducted under the control of temporary employer
- Contributory negligence provide a relif of liability if the criminal act is done because of negligence rather than intent