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A factor that the court can consider in deciding a motion for a change of venue is:

A factor that the court can consider in deciding a motion for a change of venue is:

a. a trial at a distant location places a burden on the witnesses.
b. the courts in the community where the crime occurred are busy.
c. the prosecutor's office in the community where the crime occurred is short-staffed.
d. the police in the community where the crime occurred want the trial to remain in their jurisdiction.

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