Many Exonerations Are Not Based on DNA Evidence,but on the Discovery

question 71

Multiple Choice

Many exonerations are not based on DNA evidence,but on the discovery that prosecutors had ignored or _______ evidence.

• A)hidden
• B)destroyed
• C)contained
• D)shared

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