5) What are the advantages or disadvantages of sequestration for the prosecution? For the defense?
What will be an ideal response?
The prosecution may benefit by jury sequestration because the effect may be that the jury would not hear potential reports about other people accused of committing the same crime, exculpatory evidence that was not qualified for any number of reasons to be presented at trial, and opinions about the possible innocence of the defendant.
Similarly, the defense may also benefit from jury sequestration because the effect may be that the jury would not hear about witnesses that were disqualified for any number of reasons from testifying before the jury, evidence that would seem to point to the guilt of the defendant that was unearthed without a warrant and was therefore inadmissible at trial, or even opinion commentary about the possible guilt of the defendant.
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a. DNA test results. b. His willingness to provide support. c. A bonded, dependent paternal relationship. d. A long-term commitment to the family unit.
Phil and Roweena are first time home buyers struggling to make ends meet. They enter into a mortgage with an interest rate of 4.25% for a term of 30 years. The mortgage is self amortizing, but the monthly payments for the first 3 years of the mortgage are lower than the required self amortizing payments. At the end of 3 years, though, the mortgage payments will increase so that they actually
exceed the required self amortizing payments to make up for the shortfall during the first 3 years of the mortgage. Roweena and Phil have most likely entered into a: A. Graduated payment mortgage B. Fixed rate mortgage C. Balloon mortgage D. Adjustable rate mortgage
A case notebook consists of tabbed binders with a _______ for each element of the case
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Our federal laws are created by
A. The president of the United States B. The mayor of every city C. The Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court D. Congress