In a trial,State Attorney Daniels has given sufficient proof of all elements of the crime.The jury must find the defendant:

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The State Attorney has given sufficient proof of all elements of the crime, which means that the defendant is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Therefore, the jury should find the defendant guilty. Choice A is not a legal term in criminal trials. Choice C is not warranted since the State Attorney has proven the defendant guilty. Choice D is also not appropriate, as it implies that the defendant is innocent, when in fact the State Attorney has provided sufficient proof of guilt.

In a Trial,State Attorney Daniels Has Given Sufficient Proof of All