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An enumeration of the charges against Socrates and a brief account of the problems with those charges according to Apology and Crito by Socrates.

Explain why it is, according to Socrates' reasoning (as presented in both the Apology and the Crito) that as a good man he is constrained to accept the outcome of his trial which leads to his execution.

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