Which of the following is not a reason for a nolle prosequi-the term used when a prosecutor decides to drop a case after a complaint has been formally made

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The race of the defendant should never be a reason for a nolle prosequi. Dropping a case due to the defendant's race would be a violation of their constitutional rights and would be considered discriminatory. The other options listed (insufficient evidence, reluctance of witnesses to testify, police error) can all be legitimate reasons for a prosecutor to decide to drop a case.

Which of the Following Is Not a Reason for a Nolle