Suing private enterprises for third-party damages _____
a. never involves accusing the defendant of intentionally harming the plaintiff
b. usually involves gross negligence and breach of responsibility
c. involves showing the enterprise did not take sufficient action to prevent a reasonably foreseeable crime
d. all of these
D
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a. True b. False
Which of the following pretrial motions is a request that one side provide evidence to the other side?
A. motion for dismissal of charges B. motion for a change of venue C. motion for discovery D. motion to suppress evidence
Discuss the case of Coker v. Georgia (1977). What were the circumstances around the case? What did the court rule?
What will be an ideal response?
A formal procedure that takes place when a parole board decides that the parole must end because the offender committed a new crime or violated the conditions of parole is a:
a. revocation of parole. b. parole denial. c. parole release. d. jury trial.