Exam 10: The Criminal Trial
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Double jeopardy always prevents a criminal defendant from being tried twice for the same crime.
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At trial,after the prosecution rests,the defense can make a
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The presumption in criminal law is that a defendant is until proved guilty.
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Delineate circumstances in which a criminal defendant may in fact be tried a second time for the same act.
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Which of the following is not a requirement to serve on a jury?
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Witnesses are often granted before testifying,meaning that no information they disclose can be used to bring criminal charges against them.
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is the conviction,either by verdict or by guilty plea,of a person who is factually innocent of the charges.
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The defense attorneys would have less reason to do this during jury selection in Caribou,Maine than in during jury selection in Houlton?
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The "charge" sets forth the rules of law to be applied by the jury in reaching a decision.
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List the possible affirmative defenses a defendant could employ during a criminal trial.
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A juror may be excused without a supporting reason or cause using a challenge.
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In which case did the U.S.Supreme Court set forth rules whereby a judge may send a deadlocked jury back to reconsider the majority view?
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