Prosecutors are supposed to charge an offender with a crime and prosecute the case if, after full investigation, three conditions are met. Which of the following is NOT one of these three conditions?

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The three conditions generally include identifying a perpetrator, having sufficient evidence to support a guilty verdict, and determining that a crime has been committed. The defense's ability to provide an alibi or extenuating circumstances is not a condition for prosecutors to charge an offender; it's part of the defense's strategy during the trial.

Prosecutors Are Supposed to Charge an Offender with a Crime