Multiple Choice
The harmless error doctrine recognizes:
A) no error is harmless when a defendant's liberty is at stake.
B) an error is harmless if it does not undermine the accuracy of the court's finding of guilt.
C) an error is harmless if not raised until habeas corpus review.
D) no constitutional error can ever be harmless.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q1: During closing arguments, the prosecution may not
Q3: A habeas corpus proceeding is:<br>A)a continuation of
Q4: With regard to closing arguments:<br>A)either side can
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
Q9: A habeas corpus proceeding:<br>A)challenges the lawfulness of
Q10: Which of the following are improper during
Q11: When the jury returns a verdict, that