In " in Re Winship (1970)," a Case Involving the Due

In " In re Winship (1970) ," a case involving the due process rights of juveniles, the Supreme Court ruled that the Constitution requires the reasonable doubt standard because it:

A) strengthens the prosecution's case.
B) reassures Americans of the law's moral force and legitimacy.
C) decreases the risk of a hung jury.
D) increases the chance of a defendant agreeing to a plea bargain.