Reasoning That Someone Is Guilty "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt" Would

question 6

Multiple Choice

Reasoning that someone is guilty "beyond a reasonable doubt" would be an example of what type of reasoning?

• A) Deductive reasoning
• B) Inductive reasoning
• C) Circular reasoning
• D) None of the above

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