Accused persons have the right to refuse to appear in court. hear exactly what they are being accused of. move their trials to another state. request a jury that favors their side in the case.

The correct answer is B) to hear exactly of what they are being accused of.

Accused persons have the right to hear exactly of what they are being accused of.

In the United States, if someone is accused of something they have the right to know the reason why. This means that the person has the right to hear exactly of what he/she is being accused of. The title 18 of the United States Code refers to the criminal code of the Federal government and its procedures. The procedures are different in the jurisdictions but they start with a formal criminal charge.  

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