What is a Hearsay?
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Something that is not based on the personal knowledge of a witness. Witnesses who testify about something they have heard, for example, are offering hearsay by repeating information about a matter of which they have no direct knowledge.
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Crimes can have legally acceptable justifications or excuses
a. True b. False
The technique of nondirective or employee-centered counseling, in which the supervisor stimulates the individual to discover his own problem and decide on a course of action to correct it, has been found to be not particularly helpful
a. True b. False
What rationale led the Court to hold that the St. Paul in R.A.V. violated the First Amendment while it held Mitchell’s First Amendment rights were not violated by a Wisconsin law a year later?
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The right to a fair trial is found in the ______ Amendment
a. Third b. Fourth c. Fifth d. Sixth