Attempts to Intimidate Witnesses So That They Will Not Testify

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Multiple Choice

Attempts to intimidate witnesses so that they will not testify in court in the defendant's murder trial:

• A)can be charged as a separate offense but are not admissible at the murder trial.
• B)are admissible to show guilt at the murder trial only if corroborated.
• C)are admissible to show guilt at the murder trial only if the defendant has been arrested for intimidating the witnesses.
• D)are admissible as circumstantial evidence of the defendant's guilt at the murder trial.

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