A toxicologist is asked to draw conclusions about a subject's drug-induced behavior. Aside from blood concentration levels, what factors can have an affect on the toxicologist's findings and must be considered before drawing conclusions?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer:
Age, physical condition, the tolerance of the drug user, and the additive or synergistic effects caused by the interaction of two or more drugs
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a. cost-benefit b. public c. moral d. historical
Ultimately, it is the________________that determines whetheranindividual's due process has been violated.
A. United States Supreme Court B. federal legislature C. prosecutor D. president
An admission of guilt (i.e., a confession) in common law jurisdictions eliminates the need for a trial. In civil law jurisdictions, an admission of guilt:
a. also eliminates the need for a trial. b. is required before the offender can be sentenced. c. is simply treated as additional evidence to be evaluated. d. is the only way a convicted person can receive any leniency at sentencing.
Individuals that claim insanity as a criminal defense may not have the ability to form ___________
a. mala in se b. mens rea c. actus reus d. stare decisis