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    Deciding What Charges Are to Be Brought Against a Defendant
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Deciding What Charges Are to Be Brought Against a Defendant

Question 65

Question 65

Multiple Choice

Deciding what charges are to be brought against a defendant is an example of ________ discretion.


A) judicial
B) prosecutorial
C) probational
D) voluntary

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