If there is conflicting information among witnesses, you should
a. let the attorney sort it out in argument.
b. figure out which witness is lying and have her charged with perjury.
c. suggest to your witness how the conflict should be handled.
d. be careful to avoid improper influence.
d
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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Cruel and unusual punishment is prohibited by the Sixth Amendment. 2. A punishment meets the definition for "cruel and unusual" if it involves unnecessary infliction of pain. 3. Because punishments are considered cruel and unusual based on the "evolving standards of decency that mark the progress of a maturing society" what is acceptable today may be unacceptable tomorrow. 4. The founding fathers never intended for us to use the death penalty as a form of punishment for criminal behavior. We believe this because there is no mention of the death penalty in the actual text of the Constitution. 5. A trial that is divided into two phases - one in which guilt or innocence is determined, and a second in which punishment is set - is called a bilateral trial.
States that have developed their own rules rather than using the Model Code of Professional Responsibility include which of the following??
A. ?California B. ?Maine C. ?California and Maine D. ?New York
Information gathered in informal investigation can be kept organized and under control with the help of?
A. ?witness information cover sheets. B. ?docket control software. C. ?a chain of custody. D. ?expert witnesses.
An exculpatory provision in a contract:
a. Tends to benefit the plaintiff. b. Will be construed most strongly against the plaintiff. c. Is a form of assumption of the risk. d. Has nothing to do with negligence.