What are some differences in tests that might be given by individual agencies, state governing bodies, and national organizations?
What will be an ideal response?
Although all somewhat similar in nature,
the state and national tests would tend to be more standardized in terms of speeds,
percentage of errors, and even the working knowledge portion. Predictably, the
individual agency tests would be more individualistic.
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List three kinds of decisions prosecutors must make.
What will be an ideal response?
What is the scope of discovery?
a. Only information that may be admitted into evidence is discoverable, so long as it is not privileged. b. Everything is discoverable that is relevant or may lead to relevant evidence, so long as it is not privileged. c. Everything is discoverable that is relevant to the issues in the case. d. Everything is discoverable that is relevant, so long as it is not privileged.
The basic organizational format for most legal writing that requires analysis is the IRAC format.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
TTY/TDD is the national organization of technicians that deal with deaf and hard-of-
hearing technology. a. True b. False