The Prosecution Can Introduce Evidence That the Defendant Tried to Conceal

question 10

Multiple Choice

The prosecution can introduce evidence that the defendant tried to conceal evidence:

• A)only if the defendant is charged with receiving stolen property.
• B)only at the trial of the person charged with helping the defendant hide the evidence.
• C)only if the evidence is never found.
• D)as circumstantial evidence that the defendant is guilty.

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