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During trial, a person accused of a crime has the right to


A : hear and question all witnesses

B: demand to be tried in secret

C: stop a witness from testifying

During Trial A Person Accused Of A Crime Has The Right To A Hear And Question All Witnesses B Demand To Be Tried In Secret C Stop A Witness From Testifying class=

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Answer:

A person who is accused of a crime has the right to have their innocence or guilt determined by a panel made up of fellow-citizens. In a federal case, formal charges against the individual cannot even be filed unless a grand jury has first convened and issued an indictment against the person.

Explanation:

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answer: a

explanation
granted right by bill of rights
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