How much evidence she'll have to present to win her case.

Reece

You've got it$!$ For the prosecutor to meet her "burden of proof" she has to present enough evidence to the court to prove the fact at issue $($i$.$e$.$ whether or not Katie committed this crime$).$

Just remember that, to win any case, you have to meet the "burden of proof" with your evidence.

Gabrielle

Ok$,$ so what's the "burden of proof" going to be in this case?

Nate Pulda

In a criminal case, the prosecutor has to prove that the defendant committed the offense:

With clear and convincing evidence.

Beyond a reasonable doubt.

By a preponderance of the evidence.