In "No Drop" policies
A) Once the verdict is reached in intimate partner violence cases, it cannot be appealed.
B) Prosecutors are enabled to go ahead with intimate partner violence cases even if the woman wants to drop the charge.
C) Once a single prosecuting attorney has been assigned to the case, it must go through the courtroom process without changing attorneys.
D) Once assigned to a jury, no juror can "drop" out of the jury at anytime.

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"No Drop" policies allow prosecutors to proceed with prosecuting intimate partner violence cases even if the victim wishes to withdraw or drop the charges. This is to ensure that cases of domestic violence are taken seriously and pursued to protect victims, who may be under pressure to retract their statements.

In "No Drop" Policies