If the Government Can Prove Beyond a Reasonable Doubt That

question 106

Multiple Choice

If the government can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that 1) the accused committed the illegal act, and 2) that there was necessary intent or state of mind to commit the act then:

• A) the accused will be convicted of the crime
• B) the accused might be convicted of the crime
• C) the plaintiff will lose the case
• D) the case may go to trial
• E) the accused will not get a lawyer

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