If the media creates such prejudicial publicity in its coverage of a$$murder trial$$that it$$strongly influences a guilty verdict, which of the following is true?

Question $16$ options:

a$)$

A court can overturn the murder conviction and order a new trial.

b$)$

A court can overturn the murder conviction, but may not order a new trial because it would constitute double jeopardy.

c$)$

A court cannot do anything because the media is free to report as it wishes.

d$)$

The court can order compensation to the convicted murderer if the facts as reported by the media are false, but it cannot order a new trial.