A person charged with a crime has a constitutional right to: A. receive a trial by jury . B. demand a trial in federal court . C. select the judge for the case . D . choose the burden of proof .

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A person charged with a crime has a constitutional right to: A. receive a trial by jury . B. demand a trial in federal court . C. select the judge for the case . D . choose the burden of proof .

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receive a trial by jury

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