Multiple Choice
Which of these problems with a grand jury is most likely to result in a successful motion to quash or overturn the indictment?
A) Insufficient evidence
B) Discriminatory practices in grand jury selection
C) Prosecutorial misconduct
D) Variance between proof and allegations in the indictment
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q6: If a judge concludes at the preliminary
Q7: A grand jury may:<br>A)acquit the defendant.<br>B)convict only
Q8: A principal mechanism for testing the government's
Q9: The characteristics of a typical grand jury
Q10: If the state denies an accused bail,
Q12: A motion to quash the indictment:<br>A)raises objections
Q13: A bill of particulars:<br>A)is a necessary part
Q14: A defendant may be denied pretrial release
Q15: Preliminary hearings:<br>A)determine whether there is sufficient evidence
Q16: "Perfecting the charge" includes:<br>A)naming the accused, describing