A prosecutor exercises prosecutorial discretion when deciding which witnesses to call for trial.

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Prosecutorial discretion refers to the prosecutor's authority to decide on the charges to be brought, the severity of charges, whether to drop a case, and crucially, which witnesses to call during a trial. This decision-making process is based on the evidence available, the strength of the case, and strategic considerations.

A Prosecutor Exercises Prosecutorial Discretion When Deciding Which Witnesses to Call