Question

8 who, or what, decides whether someone accused of a crime is innocent or guilty? a the police b the supreme court c the constitution d a court of law

Explanation:

• Option A: The police investigate crimes but do not determine guilt or innocence.
• Option B: The Supreme Court is a high - level court that mainly deals with constitutional and appellate cases, not all criminal guilt - innocence determinations.
• Option C: The Constitution is a set of laws and principles, not an entity that decides guilt or innocence.
• Option D: A court of law, through legal proceedings (like trials with juries or judges), is responsible for determining if an accused person is innocent or guilty.

Answer:

D. A court of law