Preliminary hearings:
I. are adversary proceedings.
II. are open public proceedings.
III. require the prosecutor to present evidence of the defendant's guilt.
IV. permit the defense to present evidence.

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Preliminary hearings are adversary proceedings (I) where both sides can present evidence (IV), they are typically open to the public (II), and the prosecutor must present evidence to show probable cause of the defendant's guilt (III).

Preliminary Hearings: I. Are Adversary Proceedings