Explain what must be shown in order for a defendant to succeed on a Brady claim, as illustrated in the case of Banks v. Dretke.
What will be an ideal response?
According to the court's Brady rules, as illustrated in the case of Banks v. Dretke, in order for a defendant to succeed on a Brady claim, 1) the evidence at issue must be favorable to the accused because it is exculpatory or impeaching; 2) the defendant must show that the state suppressed the evidence at issue; and 3) the defendant must show that prejudice ensued.
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Explain the law enforcement practice known as "knock and talk."
What will be an ideal response?
Today, professional evaluation researchers have realized that
A) It is more than enough to simply perform experiments to see if a program works B) It is not enough to perform rigorous experiments to determine program efficacy C) They are responsible for making sure that their results can be understood and utilized by practitioners so that they can make decisions about keeping or ending programs D) Both B and C are true
A defendant's guilty plea must be
a. intelligent and voluntary. c. inculpatory and cognitive. b. exculpatory and sensate. d. volitional and exculpatory.
The first responder should ____________ and ___________ witnesses and suspects from the scene
a. Interview and interrogate b. Question and release c. Remove and detain d. Arrest and detain