One evening, Jake lights a campfire at a campground where it's totally legal to do so. It's in the fire pit, not too big, no improper materials. A gigantic, unexpected gust of wind blows a spark into the air. It lands on the nearby campground store. akes sees what has happened. He calls 911. He even tries to put out the fire with a hose. He tells the prosecutor that he's really sorry, and it was all an accident. The prosecutor does not believe him and files charges for arson. At trial, Mr. Olson takes the stand in a rare, brave move. He looks at the jury and says, "I swear to you on my parakeet's life that I never intended to burn anything down; I was just trying to have a little bonfire with some smores!" The jury believes him and votes, "Not Guilty." Mr. Olson has... Group of answer choices ... successfully negated an element. ... successfully invoked the insanity defense. ... successfully pled incompetency to stand trial. ... successfully pled the infancy defense