In a criminal case, the state, represented by the district or county attorney, presents evidence at trial to prove that the defendant, or person accused of committing a crime, has committed the charges against him or her “beyond a reasonable doubt.” Jurors must consider all of the evidence presented at trial to determine whether the defendant is guilty. For a valid verdict, jurors must reach a unanimous decision.
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