Which statement is true regarding criminal law cases?
A) Incarceration is a likely consequence of being found guilty of a criminal offense
B) Intentionally giving an overdose of a potent narcotic is a criminal offense
C)A guilty verdict requires evidence beyond a reasonable doubt
D) Most malpractice cases are tried in criminal court
Answer:
A) Incarceration is a likely consequence of being found guilty of a criminal offense
B) Intentionally giving an overdose of a potent narcotic is a criminal offense
C)A guilty verdict requires evidence beyond a reasonable doubt
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