Why does O'Brien think that Steve should testify in his own defense in the July 14th section? A. O'Brien thinks that Steve will have the opportunity to show the jury that he was a good role model to his brother.
B. O'Brien thinks that if Steve doesn't testify, then he will make a stronger tie between Steve and King in the mind of the jury.
C. O'Brien thinks that Steve will prove to the jury that he is a great filmmaker.
D. O'Brien thinks that Steve will share his alibi and prove that he was not at the crime scene that day.

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