During the Prosecution's Case-In-Chief

Multiple Choice

During the prosecution's case-in-chief:

A) the prosecutor should introduce all of the evidence relative to guilt.
B) the prosecutor should save some of the best and most damaging evidence for the prosecution's case in rebuttal.
C) the prosecutor has full control over what evidence will be admitted for jury consideration.
D) does not have to allow cross-examination of the prosecution's witnesses because that would be confusing to the jury.