In order to obtain a guilty verdict in a murder trial, the prosecutor would have to establish a motive, intent or malice, opportunity, and proof of foul play. Doing so satisfies which obligation below?

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The prosecutor's obligation is to prove the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, which falls under the burden of proof. To accomplish this, they need to establish the elements of the crime, including motive, intent or malice, opportunity, and proof of foul play.

In Order to Obtain a Guilty Verdict in a Murder