Suppose the same facts as above, except that on this particu…
Suppose the same facts as above, except that on this particular afternoon, Andy knew of the impending storm and did not want to go boating at all. However, his cousin Jay demanded that Andy take him out on the neighbor’s boat. Andy initially refused, but Jay threatened to report prior instances in which Andy went “joyboating” without the neighbor’s permission. Afraid of getting in trouble with his parents or the authorities, Andy gave in and took Jay out on the neighbor’s boat. Again, the storm arrived, the high winds created an imminent danger of capsizing, and Andy decided to use a too-small dock so he and Jay could get off the boat. Again, the boat and the dock were badly damaged. Again, Andy is charged with larceny and destruction of property. If Andy raises the affirmative defense of duress, is he likely to succeed?