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For a person to be convicted of a crime, the evidence must prove the person's guilt A) by a three quarters agreement of jurors. B) with a high degree of certainty. C) beyond a reasonable suspicion. Eliminate
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For a person to be convicted of a crime, the evidence must prove the person's guilt A) by a three quarters agreement of jurors. B) with a high degree of certainty. C) beyond a reasonable suspicion. Eliminate D) beyond a reasonable doubt.

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For a person to be convicted of a crime, the evidence must prove the person's guilt-example-1
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