Preliminary hearings are usually held for three main purposes.Which of the following is NOT one of those purposes?

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Preliminary hearings are primarily held to determine if there is enough evidence to require a trial (probable cause), allow the defense to see the evidence that the prosecution has (discovery), and decide if the case should be moved to a trial court (binding over). Determination of bail is typically not a main purpose of a preliminary hearing, as bail can be set or reviewed separately from this process.

Preliminary Hearings Are Usually Held for Three Main Purposes