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    In a Criminal Trial, When Is a Type I Error
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In a Criminal Trial, When Is a Type I Error

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In a criminal trial, when is a Type I error committed?


A) when a guilty defendant is acquitted
B) when an innocent person is convicted
C) when a guilty defendant is convicted
D) when an innocent person is acquitted

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