If You Were a Prosecutor,what Would You Be Most Likely

question 85

Multiple Choice

If you were a prosecutor,what would you be most likely to do to convince the jury that the defendant is guilty?

• A) Have an eyewitness testify that she saw the defendant commit the crime.
• B) Mention the defendant's criminal record.
• C) Describe the circumstantial evidence placing the defendant at the crime scene.
• D) Explain the defendant's motives for committing the crime.
• E) Describe the ruthlessness of the defendent.

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