When the wrongful threat of one person induces another person to perform an act that he or she would otherwise not perform, exists
a. duress
b. entrapment
c. necessity
d. self-defense
a
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What is the primary role of a defendant?
a. To make tactical and strategic decisions b. To make major decisions regarding his/her defense c. To gather witnesses in their defense d. To focus on his/her demeanor and appearance before the judge and jury
A trial in which there are separate phases for guilt and sentencing is known as a
a. blended trial. b. bifurcated trial. c. consecutive trial. d. concurrent trial.
What defense justifies the commission of a lesser crime to avoid the threat of harm from a greater evil?
a. castle defense b. choice of evils c. consent d. self-defense
To be guilty of prowling or window peeping, the act must be done:
a. during nighttime hours. b. without lawful business with the occupant. c. on residential property. d. when the occupant is inside.