How is an impartial jury defined?
a. as one that represents a fair cross section of the community
b. as one that reflects the defendant's race
c. as one that contains an equal number of men and women
d. as one that is agreed to by both the defendant's attorney and the prosecutor
a
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A. one-quarter B. one-half C. one-third D. two-thirds
What is meant by the requirement that an individual must have proper standing for a court to hear the lawsuit?
A) The person must be a citizen of the U.S. B) ?The individual must be a registered voter. C) ?The person must be uniquely and singularly affected by the controversy at issue in the lawsuit. D) The person must have proceeded properly through the lower courts before appealing to the Supreme Court. E) ?The plaintiff must sue for monetary damages in excess of $500,000.
Which of the following statements is true of a house effect?
A. Polling firms with a house effect are always right. B. All polling firms face the house effect during elections. C. A firm with a house effect could be right on certain occasions. D. Polling firms that exhibit a house effect miss out on important points unlike its competitors. E. Polling firms with a house effect are disqualified from voting in elections.
Refer to Figure 3.3. Prior to the ratification of the Constitution, the United States was governed by the Articles of __________.
A. Confederation B. Declaration C. Federalism D. Independence