When the Prosecuting Attorney Attempts to Introduce Evidence Obtained as a Result

question 44

Multiple Choice

When the prosecuting attorney attempts to introduce evidence obtained as a result of a consent to search into court evidence, which of the following does the court require?

• A) the defense to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the consent was involuntary.
• B) the defense to prove that there is probable cause to doubt that the consent was involuntary.
• C) the prosecutor to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the consent was voluntary.
• D) the prosecutor to prove by a preponderance of the evidence that the consent was voluntary.

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