Aronson and McMurtrie Identified Prosecutorial Misconduct as "Tunnel Vision," Arguing

question 25

Multiple Choice

Aronson and McMurtrie identified prosecutorial misconduct as "tunnel vision," arguing that:

• A) an innocent suspect will always be considered guilty by the judge
• B) truly innocent, law-abiding citizens do not get prosecuted
• C) prosecutors work under a bias that defendants are guilty, therefore they ignore exculpatory evidence
• D) prosecutors generally have a quota that they must fulfill

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