Which does the prosecutor do in his or her opening statement?

A. Previews what he or she will present to the jury.

B. Tells the jury whats wrong with the defense's interperation or narrative.

C. Summarizes what the jury has heard in the defenses narrative.

D. Presents evidence.

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Shirley Mcintyre

27 June, 19:21

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Carlee Larsen · Answer 1

The answer is A. its like an abstract of a Research paper. The evidence is presented much later on.

Which does the prosecutor do in his or her opening statement?A. Previews what he or she will present to the jury.B. Tells the jury whats wrong with the defense's interperation or narrative.C. Summarizes what the jury has heard in the defenses narrative.D. Presents evidence.