To get a conviction on a hate crime, the prosecutor must: Group of answer choices prove the defendant committed the underlying crime and was motivated by bias by a preponderance of the evidence. prove the defendant committed the crime beyond a reasonable doubt and that the defendant was motivated by bias by a preponderance of the evidence. prove that the defendant committed the crime beyond a reasonable doubt to the jury and prove bias motivation by a preponderance of evidence to the satisfaction of the judge. prove that the defendant committed the crime beyond a reasonable doubt to the jury and prove bias motivation beyond a reasonable doubt to the judge. prove that the defendant committed the crime and was motivated by bias beyond a reasonable doubt to the jury