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Parole officers monitor convicts after they have served part of their sentence.
You represent a client accused of rape and murder. The prosecution experts have
presented DNA evidence from the crime scene tying your client to the victim. What
options should you explore for defending your client?
Discuss the challenges states that charge a DNA profile with a crime will face in
meeting the standards the Supreme Court requires to satisfy the confrontation clause.
A defendant charged under the felony murder rule is often also be charged with criminal
_________.
When a person is sentenced for more than one crime and the sentences are served one
after the other, they are referred to as ________________ sentences.
Explain the two types of immunity, and how they differ.
_________ is the crime of giving something of value with the intention of influencing
the action of a public official.
Carla received a Christmas gift from her aunt, a check for $100. She adds a 1 in front of
the $100 and the words "One Thousand" in front of the Hundred Dollars and No cents
and cashes the check. What type of check fraud has she committed?
A driver believed to be responsible for a death in a traffic accident can be charged with
___________.
_________ evidence proves a fact by inference.
When a grand jury subpoenas a witness for the sole purpose of obtaining perjured
testimony, it is a __________________.
Those convicted of certain drug violations lose the right to receive student grants and
loans for college. What is the rationale for such penalties, and do they serve a valid
purpose?
The Natural Law School of jurisprudence believes the law is a combination of social
traditions and customs.
Using examples from the textbook, describe several incidents of terrorism in the United
States, and the government response to those acts
The termination of a pregnancy by something other than birth is ______________ .
________________ is an illegal attempt to influence a witness' sworn testimony.
There must always be specific intent to commit a crime or no prosecution is possible.
