New Development: During the trial, a college student who hangs out in Hyde Park approaches the prosecutor. He says, "You've got to stop this nonsense! I saw Mrs. Smith in the park that night; she gave me ten dollars for a burger. She wasn't in her home all night!" The prosecutor thanks the man for the statement. The prosecutor even pretends to write down the man's statement. The prosecutor returns to the courtroom and never tells Mr. Olson. Mr. Olson finds out about this later that evening when he bumps into the same teenager on his evening jog. Mr. Olson notifies the judge and asks for a delay, which the judge considers. In the short run, the judge must determine what to do about the case (grant a delay to allow Mr. Olson to interview the new witness or declare a mistrial), but in the long run, what will likely happen to the prosecutor's law license? Group of answer choices The State Bar will likely revoke or suspend it after a hearing The Federal Bar Association will likely revoke or suspend it after a hearing Nothing will happen as the prosecutor did nothing wrong The American Bar Association will likely revoke or suspend it after a hearing