After Arrest,the Prosecutor Will File a Charge Against the Defendant

question 53

Multiple Choice

After arrest,the prosecutor will file a charge against the defendant if the prosecutor is satisfied that

• A)there is sufficient evidence to support the charge.
• B)the person is a known criminal.
• C)the person has a guilty demeanor.
• D)the person has no alibi.

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