Judges sign nearly every warrant brought before them much in the same manner that grand juries effectively indict every suspect brought before them.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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What will be an ideal response?
In formulating a coherent policy for border security, we must remember that we are managing boarder risk, not:
a. reducing it. b. stopping it. c. covering it. d. eliminating it.
The tattoo of a number on a gang member typically refers to their gang's name
a. True b. False
The prosecutor knows that the primary eyewitness, Bill, who identified the defendant Tom as the suspect identified someone else, Harry, before picking Tom out of a line up of suspects. Does the prosecutor have to inform the defense counsel of this fact?
What if the prosecutor, in his discretion, concluded that Bill was merely nervous or made a minor error before picking out the right guy? Does the legal analysis about the prosecutor's duty to disclose the information change? What will be an ideal response?