Multiple Choice
A bill of particulars:
A) is a necessary part of any charging process.
B) provides more detail than is set out in the indictment.
C) is a substitute for an indictment.
D) may correct any defects 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,
Q11: Which of these problems with a grand
Q12: A motion to quash the indictment:<br>A)raises objections
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