Multiple Choice
During closing arguments, the prosecution may not comment on:
A) the weakness of the defendant's case.
B) the strength of the prosecution's case.
C) the defendant's failure to testify.
D) inferences to be drawn from the evidence.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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Q5: An appellate court will:<br>A)reverse upon finding any
Q6: Errors during trial that do not affect
Q7: If a defendant is convicted at a
Q8: Motions to set aside the verdict are
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Q10: Which of the following are improper during
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