Which of the following is NOT an example of assault?
a. The perpetrator attempts to cause or knowingly, recklessly, or
intentionally causes bodily injury to another.
b. The perpetrator negligently causes bodily injury to another with a deadly
weapon.
c. The perpetrator attempts by physical menace to place the victim in fear of
imminent serious bodily injury.
d. The perpetrator brandishes an unloaded gun, but the victim believes it is
loaded.
e. A person hits you in the mouth before you ever see it coming.
e. A person hits you in the mouth before you ever see it coming.
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that they may be missing the importance of some evidence, or maybe were not looking at all of the evidence. After this meeting with the judge, the jury went back to deliberations and, five hours later returned a guilty verdict. The defendant A) has an argument that the verdict should be overturned because of suppression of evidence. B) has no legal arguments based on the information provided. C) has an argument that the verdict should be overturned due to spoliation of evidence. D) has an argument that the verdict should be overturned due to the ex parte communication between the judge and the jury.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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A. ?oral arguments during which questions may be asked by the appellate judges. B. ?oral arguments that allow adversarial exchanges between the attorneys. C. ?presentation of new evidence and witnesses. D. ?a new trial (or trial de novo).