A foreign national who was kidnapped in a foreign country, transported to the United States, out on trial for a crime and acquitted or whose case was dismissed for lack of evidence can
sue the United States for the wrongful arrest under the Federal Tort claims Act.
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
FALSE
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1. Attorney-client privilege a. U.S. v. Martinez 2. Clergy-communicant privilege b. Totten v. United States 3. Dangerous patient exception c. Trammel v. United States 4. Marital communications privilege d. Jaffee v. Redmond 5. Military privilege e. Wolfe v. United States 6. Police-informant privilege f. United States v. Glass 7. Psychotherapist-patient privilege g. Roviaro v. United States 8. Media-source privilege h. United States v. Reynolds 9. Work-product doctrine i. Branzburg v. Hayes 10. Spousal testimonial doctrine j. Hickman v. Taylor
The ______ is a catch-all phrase for a group of organized gangs that many experts consider the most serious organized crime threat in the world today.
a. The Commission b. The Yakuza c. The Mob d. Russian “Mafiya”
The idea that the justices should be less active in reviewing cases from the legislatures and Congress is referred to as judicial ______.
a. restraint b. activism c. review d. antagonism
Most of the areas seized by IS have been in the areas north of Baghdad that were traditionally ________ enclaves. IS has also sought out chemical weapons and is reported to be building stockpiles of Mustard gas
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