A sentence of five to ten years with the defendant not being eligible for parole during the first five years is an example of:
A) indeterminate sentencing.
B) indefinite sentencing.
C) definite sentencing.
D) consecutive sentencing.
E) concurrent sentencing.
C) definite sentencing.
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a. low IQ b. Eccentricities c. Lack of personal hygiene d. Insane delusions
Paralegals and attorneys are educated differently
A. True B. False
One of the primary duties of a scopist
a. is to proof the document for proper spelling, punctuation, and formatting b. set up the reporting schedule of the reporter she works for c. be available to run personal favors for the reporter who employs her d. prepare invoices and send them to the lawyers for the transcripts produced
If you see the term "degenerative" in a doctor's record used to describe the plaintiff's medical complaint, you should
a. feel confident that the complaint is traumatic. b. be concerned that there is secondary gain. c. wonder if the complaint is caused by an accident. d. ask if the condition is congenital.