The constitution requires the state to prove its accusations against the defendant. It is not necessary for the defendant to disapprove anything. Nor is the defendant required to prove his innocence. It is up to the state to prove the defendant's guilt by evidence. This part of the Florida jury instruction given by the trial judge to the jury at the close of all evidence reminds the jury and emphasizes the fact that: Group of answer choices That the jury is allowed to believe that everybody who goes to trial is guilty unless they prove they are innocent The prosecutor has no obligation other than to be self-righteous and indignant about the injustice of the suffering of a victim The jury shall consider closing arguments to be evidence just as if the attorneys were under oath and testified from the witness stand The burden of proof is on the judge The burden of proof is on the state (the prosecutor)