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When an offense was committed, the law required specified corroborating testimony to sustain conviction. A later statute applies to that past offense and allows conviction on less testimony than previously legally required, while keeping the sentence unchanged. The State says it is merely evidence law. What is correct?

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A retroactive reduction of the legally required proof to convict can fall within the prohibited categories despite an unchanged sentence The accused must consent to any future court scheduling order All evidentiary amendments are necessarily prohibited in every case No ex post facto issue can arise unless the prison term increases

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