The accomplice testimony rule permits the district attorney to compel one criminal defendant to testify against the other defendant.

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The accomplice testimony rule permits the district attorney to compel one criminal 	defendant to testify against the other defendant.

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The accomplice testimony rule does not compel one criminal defendant to testify against another; rather, it often deals with the reliability of an accomplice's testimony and whether additional evidence is needed to convict. Compelling testimony typically involves legal processes outside this specific rule.

The Accomplice Testimony Rule Permits the District Attorney to Compel