A nurse's testimony that she saw the surgeon cut the artery is best described as
A) Direct evidence
B) Circumstantial evidence
C) Hearsay evidence
D) Tangible evidence
A) Direct evidence
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During Carl’s interrogation, he takes a polygraph test. The results of the test indicate deception. Will the jury be permitted to view these results?
a. Yes, because they occurred during a legal interrogation. b. Yes, because Carl was under arrest at the time of the test. c. No, because Carl was not aware of the legal ramifications of the test. d. No, because polygraph results are not admissible.
The attorney-client privilege
a. applies only to communications between a lawyer and his client b. does not include legal assistants c. includes information that an attorney learns through investigation d. none of the above e. all of the above
It is important to admit or deny each Request or Admission in a timely manner in order to avoid:
A. A subpoena duces tecum B. Making an inadvertent admission C. Contempt of court D. A subpoena E. None of the above
The elements for negligence are: a duty of due care, breach of the duty of duty care, actual cause, proximate cause, and _______
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word