What is discovery?
What will be an ideal response?
Discovery is the process by which each party to a case learns of the evidence that the opposition will present. The Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure provide that the defendant may, upon request, discover from the prosecution (1) any written statements or transcriptions of oral statements made by the defendant that are in the prosecution's possession; (2) the defendant's prior criminal record; and (3) documents, photographs, tangible items, results from physical and mental evaluations, and other forms of real evidence considered material to the prosecution's case.
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By which of the following powers does a civilian review board hire professional investigators to investigate police misconduct?
A) Civilian review B) Civilian investigation C) Civilian oversight D) Civilian mediation
The use of multiple methods to study one research question is
A) Mixated methods B) Matched methods C) Triangulation D) Tripulation
Explain the inevitable discovery doctrine, and give an example.
What will be an ideal response?
The continuity of theory of crime asserts that once negative behaviors have been established they cannot be changed
Indicate whether the statement is true or false