Which of the following legal decisions would most likely be made by a proponent of the due process model of criminal justice?
A. upholding the legality of “three-strikes” legislation
B. dismissing a claim of illegal search and seizure of evidence that convicted an obviously guilty defendant
C. emphasizing the repression of criminal conduct over individual constitutional rights
D. upholding a defendant’s protection against double jeopardy even if the defendant is clearly guilty
D. upholding a defendant’s protection against double jeopardy even if the defendant is clearly guilty
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__________ means that statistical results are not likely to be due to chance factors or sampling error
a. Practical significance b. Substantive significance c. Statistically significant d. Theoretical significance
Define venire, challenge for cause, and peremptory challenge. Which stage of the criminal justice process do these terms pertain to?
What will be an ideal response?
The intentional burning of an occupied dwelling that leads to loss of life could result not just in an arson prosecution, but also one for aggravated assault
a. True b. False
What three requirements must be satisfied in order to utilize the testimony of an expert witness?
What will be an ideal response?