An attorney may remove a prospective juror without giving a reason using which of the following?

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A peremptory challenge allows an attorney to remove a prospective juror without providing a reason. Option A (challenge for cause) requires a reason to be given, option C (judicial prerogative) refers to the judge's authority to make certain decisions but does not apply to jury selection, option D (motion) is a vague term that does not specifically apply to jury selection, and option E (exclusionary rule) pertains to the exclusion of evidence obtained through unconstitutional means and does not apply to jury selection.

An Attorney May Remove a Prospective Juror Without Giving a Reason