Admissions of a party to the case are admissible in court:
a. Only if introduced by the opposing party
b. Admissible in civil cases but the Fifth Amendment prohibits their use in criminal trials
c. Admissible to impeach a party that testifies but not as evidence of guilt
d. Admissible by either side as long as the statements are documented
A
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a. City of Minneapolis v. Altimus. b. Wentworth v. State. c. State v. Crawford. d. People v. Anderson.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Most crimes require the concurrence of which of the following?
a. act and proximate cause b. guilty act and guilty mind c. guilty mind and causation d. act and omission