Multiple Choice
An item of evidence introduced by the prosecution at trial has probative value if:
A) it proves a fact without the need for additional evidence.
B) it proves a fact with the use of an inference.
C) it makes it appear that a fact probably occurred.
D) it must do all of these in order to have probative value.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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Q9: Cumulative evidence may be excluded even though
Q10: Testimonial evidence refers to:<br>A)statements made while testifying
Q11: Explain the difference between cumulative evidence and
Q12: A judge can take judicial notice:<br>A)of any
Q14: Which of the following would be direct
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Q16: What would provide the best corroboration for
Q17: A judge takes judicial notice only if
Q18: An inference is:<br>A)a conclusion that the judge