To gain a potential advantage in plea bargaining, prosecutors sometimes:
A. overcharge deliberately.
B. waive grand jury review.
C. demand a preliminary hearing.
D. refuse to take Alford pleas.
Answer: A
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a. True b. False
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Peremptory challenges can be used to excuse jurors based on race
a. True b. False
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