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A state's law required that for a conviction of perjury, the prosecution must produce the testimony of two witnesses, or one witness with strong corroborating evidence. A public official was indicted for committing perjury in 2022. In 2023, before the official's trial, the legislature amended the law, allowing for a perjury conviction based on the testimony of a single witness without any corroboration. At trial, the prosecution's entire case against the official consisted of the uncorroborated testimony of one witness.
Is the application of the new evidentiary rule to the official's trial constitutional? Select one.
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