Officer Notts is testifying in court. The defense attorney asks, "Why are you here today?" What is the proper response?

A. "To advocate for the victim and to work with the prosecution to obtain a conviction."
B. "I'm here to tell it like it is. To tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Why are you here?"
C. "It's my job."
D. "I was served a subpoena and was called to testify."


D

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