Judges are typically against a pro se defense because:
A. the client should be able to afford a better attorney.
B. the case is likely to be overturned on appeal.
C. the client-attorney relationship is a conflict of interest.
D. the likelihood of a plea is lower.
Answer: B
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exclude persons with cognitive impairments, she is also denying these individuals access to other services, and this bothers her. In terms of the principles in the Belmont Report, she is struggling with issues related to ____. a. respect for persons b. beneficence c. justice d. voluntariness
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a. motivates clients to work harder to solve their problems. b. makes the use of chemotherapy and immunotherapy possible. c. removes the individual from situations maintaining the problem. d. allows the troubled individual to see that others are likewise troubled.
Which of the following statements about toddlers' vocabularies is true?
A) Most children show a steady rate of word learning that continues through the preschool years. B) Toddlers undergo an initial spurt in vocabulary around 18 months. C) Toddlers transition from a faster to a slower language learning pace around 18 months. D) Young toddlers add to their spoken vocabularies at a rate of three to five words a week.
One of the lessons children who are physically punished learn is
A) don't hit other people. B) spanking is a worse punishment than time out. C) their parents love them. D) "might makes right."