According to the prima facie case rule, the judge can bind over a defendant if the prosecution presents evidence that could, if not rebutted, convict the defendant.

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The prima facie case rule allows a judge to bind over a defendant for trial if the prosecution presents sufficient evidence that, if unchallenged, could lead to a conviction, indicating there is enough evidence to proceed to trial.

According to the Prima Facie Case Rule, the Judge Can