If prosecution fails to meet its burden of proof then defense counsel can ask for a/an

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Frida Riggs

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6 June, 18:03

If prosecution fails to meet its burden of proof then defense counsel can ask for a/an

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Dale Collins · Answer 1

It is the burden of the Prosecution to present evidence or proof to prove the case. In the event, that the Prosecution fails to present or inadequate evidence the defense counsel will move to ask the court for case dismissal or motion acquittal.