Chapter 11 Flashcards

1
Q

Which of the following is an example of direct evidence?

A

testimony of an eyewitness

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2
Q

Lay witnesses may testify to all of the following except what?

A

why the defendant committed the crime

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3
Q

Tangible evidence used at trial such as documents or fingerprints are known as ______.

A

real evidence

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4
Q

Typically, who reads the verdict?

A

the judge

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5
Q

Upon receipt of the judge’s instructions, jurors deliberate in the ______.

A

jury room

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6
Q

Testimony from a witness about evidence provided by someone else is known as ______.

A

hearsay

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7
Q

What hypothesis suggests that when the evidence is uncertain, jurors are freed from the constraints imposed by the law and therefore may feel free to take legally irrelevant factors into consideration?

A

the Liberation Hypothesis

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8
Q

Most jury trials result in acquittal.

A

False

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9
Q

Once the jury moves to deliberate, there can be no more contact between the jury and the judge.

A

False

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