__________ refers to the judicial process by which determinations of guilt are made.
A) Legal guilt
B) Factual guilt
C) Constitutional guilt
D) Confessionary guilt

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Legal guilt refers specifically to the determination of guilt made through the judicial process, meaning it is based on evidence and a finding by a judge or jury that the defendant committed the crime. Factual guilt refers to the actual commission of the crime, regardless of whether the defendant has been found legally guilty. Constitutional guilt and confessionary guilt are not commonly used terms in the legal system.

__________ Refers to the Judicial Process by Which Determinations of Guilt