Which of the following is NOT true?
A) Only in cases that would create a manifest injustice if the defendant were allowed to
go free, does the federal government prosecute an individual who has already been tried
and convicted or acquitted of an act that is a state crime and also a federal crime.
B) Defendants can be compelled to provide some forms of physical evidence that can be
used against them at trial.
C) Police who have obtained a valid warrant may search property on tribal lands.
D) If a search warrant is obtained and used, and later shown to have been flawed in some
way, the police may not use the evidence obtained even though they took that evidence in
good faith.
E) To meet Constitutional standards, a search warrant must describe specifically "the
place to be searched and the persons or things to be seized."
D) If a search warrant is obtained and used, and later shown to have been flawed in some
way, the police may not use the evidence obtained even though they took that evidence in
good faith.
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A. ?Telephone directories B. ?State and county tax rolls C. ?Former fellow workers D. ?All of these choices are correct.
A health care surrogate:
a. Must be a competent adult b. Must not have a conflict of interest c. Must be appointed by the principal, but if not state statue will act as a surrogate d. All of the above
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What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is not an advantage of working for a large law firm??
A. ?Better salaries B. ?Better benefits C. ?Clearly defined office procedures and policies D. ?Greater opportunities for promotions and advancement E. ?None of these choices is correct.