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When the Defense Agrees Not to Contest Evidence Introduced by the Prosecutor

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When the defense agrees not to contest evidence introduced by the prosecutor, it is called a:

A) formal agreement.
B) judgment.
C) presentation of evidence.
D) stipulation.

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