Question
For a person to be convicted of a crime, the evidence must prove the person's guilt
Responses
A by a three quarters agreement of jurors.by a three quarters agreement of jurors.
B with a high degree of certainty.with a high degree of certainty.
C beyond a reasonable suspicion.beyond a reasonable suspicion.
D beyond a reasonable doubt.
Responses
A by a three quarters agreement of jurors.by a three quarters agreement of jurors.
B with a high degree of certainty.with a high degree of certainty.
C beyond a reasonable suspicion.beyond a reasonable suspicion.
D beyond a reasonable doubt.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
D) beyond a reasonable doubt.
In a criminal trial, the standard of proof required for conviction is "beyond a reasonable doubt," meaning that the evidence presented must leave the jury with no reasonable uncertainty about the defendant's guilt.
In a criminal trial, the standard of proof required for conviction is "beyond a reasonable doubt," meaning that the evidence presented must leave the jury with no reasonable uncertainty about the defendant's guilt.