During the Pretrial Process, Prosecutors Have a Great Deal of Discretion

Multiple Choice

During the pretrial process, prosecutors have a great deal of discretion. Which of the following is NOT one of the areas where prosecutors have a great deal of discretion?

A) Whether an individual who has been arrested by the police will be charged with a crime.
B) The level of the charges to be brought against the suspect.
C) If and when to stop the prosecution.
D) Which judge will hear the case.