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Criminal Evidence, 8e (Garland) Chapter 3 Evidence-Basic Concepts 1) To be admissible in court, evidence need only have any tendency to make the existence of a fact of consequence more probable or less probable than it would be without the evidence. Answer: TRUE Accessibility: Keyboard Navigatio...

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,Criminal Evidence, 8e (Garland)
Chapter 1 Introduction to the Law of Evidence and the Pretrial Process

1) Today, the rules of evidence in most jurisdictions are in the form of a statute or code.

Answer: TRUE
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2) Chain of custody refers to the proper handling of evidence during trial.

Answer: FALSE
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3) An objective of the rules of evidence is to protect a defendant's rights.

Answer: TRUE
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4) One criticism of the early "compurgators" was the use of character witnesses who often
committed perjury.

Answer: TRUE
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5) A witness's testimony, when presented to the judge and jury, is not considered evidence.

Answer: FALSE
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6) If a defendant pleads guilty at an arraignment, the case is set for trial.

Answer: FALSE
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7) Rules of evidence in jury trials are designed to keep some information from the jury even
though it may be relevant.

Answer: TRUE
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8) The rules of evidence are not static and are constantly changing.

Answer: TRUE
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,9) All state legislatures have adopted the Federal Rules of Evidence as of September 1997.

Answer: FALSE
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10) The Federal Rules of Evidence apply in all federal courts throughout the United States.

Answer: TRUE
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11) The function of early petit juries was similar to the grand juries of today.

Answer: FALSE
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12) Booking is a formal processing of the arrested person by the police that involves informing
an individual of the right to remain silent, among other things.

Answer: FALSE
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13) Those states that have adopted the Federal Rules of Evidence have some variances that must
be learned by an officer.

Answer: TRUE
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14) Early jury trials closely resembled the jury trials of today.

Answer: FALSE
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15) The Federal Rules of Evidence apply only to criminal matters.

Answer: FALSE
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16) At a preliminary hearing, the judge considers the prosecution's case to decide whether there
is probable cause to believe the defendant committed the crimes charged.

Answer: TRUE
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, 17) It is the job of the deputy United States Marshals to keep order in the federal courtrooms.

Answer: TRUE
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18) "Trial by ordeal" was an appeal to the supernatural to determine guilt or innocence.

Answer: TRUE
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19) The most common version of evidence law in the United States is the Model Penal Code.

Answer: FALSE
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20) Miranda warnings must be given any time a subject is questioned by a police officer.

Answer: FALSE
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21) Evidence is any information about the facts of a case, including tangible items, testimony,
documents, photographs, or recordings, that, when presented to the jury at trial, tends to prove or
disprove these facts.

Answer: TRUE
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22) The creators of the law believed that juries are trustworthy and need no guidance or
protection from manipulation by attorneys during a trial.

Answer: FALSE
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23) Probation is the most frequently imposed sentence on first-time offenders.

Answer: TRUE
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24) The Fifth Amendment ensures freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures.

Answer: FALSE
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