An entry made by a prosecutor on the record of a case and announced in court to indicate that the charges specified will not be prosecuted is referred to as

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The entry made by a prosecutor on the record of a case and announced in court to indicate that the charges specified will not be prosecuted is called nolle prosequi. Option A, discovery, is the pre-trial phase where both sides exchange evidence. Option B, counts, refers to the individual charges brought against the defendant. Option D, trial, is the formal examination of evidence before a judge and/or jury.

An Entry Made by a Prosecutor on the Record of a Case