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What is mental health? - correct answer • A state of well-being in which each individual is able to realize his own potential, cope with the normal stresses of life, work productively and fruitfully, and contribute to the community. What is mental illness? - correct answer • Refers to all mental disorders with definable diagnoses and includes developmental, biological, and psychological disturban...

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Voir dire - correct answer The questioning of prospective jurors to determine if they are suitable to decide the case. Opening statement - correct answer Explanation by attorneys, usually at the beginning of the trial, based on evidence that will be offered, of their version of what happened between the parties and how they think the law should be applied to the case. Closing arguments - correct a...

Evidence - correct answer Proof, either written or unwritten, of allegations at issue between parties Objection - correct answer A resistance or protest o legal grounds to the admissibility of evidence or to the entry of an order or judgement Relevant evidence - correct answer Evidence having any tendency to make the existence of any fact that is of c...

• "Evidence of what another person has said". • General rule against hearsay set out in Morrison v HM Advocate 1990 JC 299: - "an assertion other than one made by a person while giving oral evidence in the proceedings is inadmissible as evidence of any fact asserted" (at 312). • Rule only prevents hearsay evidence being led to prove the truth of its content. It does not prevent it if the purpose is to prove that the statement was made, regardless of truth. • Why exclude hea...

FRE: Which section governs proceedings in US Courts, US Bankruptcy judges, US Magistrate judges - correct answer 101 FRE: Which section covers elimination of unjustifiable expense and delay - correct answer 102 FRE: Which section adds scope and purpose - correct answer 102 FRE: Which section covers effects of erroneous rulings - correct answer ...

Character of a person is excluded as evidence: - correct answer 1. character of a person, although seemingly relevant, is excluded as evidence as it is a side issue which cannot distract the law Hearsay - correct answer where such evidence is relevant but it is suspect, evidence should not be looked at if suspect (hearsay) more important policy issue - correct answer ...

Definition of evidence by G. Eche Ada - correct answer Evidence can be understood from both literal perspective and technical perspective. In the Literal sense, evidence is something which substantiates the existence of certain facts while the technical usage has been ascribed to definition by Blackstone which is "that which demonstrates, makes clear, or ascertains the truth of the very fact or point in issue Definition of evidence by Oxford Adv...

Purpose of discovery - correct answer the right afforded to the adversary in a trial to examine, inspect, and copy the evidence in the hands of the other side. prosecutor - correct answer Pursue a case developed by the police until the case terminates by trial, guilty plea, or dismissal. -Decide whether to pursue a formal charge, and, if so, what crime to charge. -Conduct any plea negotiations...

Drunk Uncle is called to the witness stand by the prosecution to testify about the defendant's actions after the alleged robbery. Drunk Uncle was at home drinking on the couch when the defendant (his roommate) came home with blood on his shirt and acting paranoid. On the witness stand, Drunk Uncle is visibly intoxicated, rambling, sometimes slurring his words but otherwise says what he saw when the defendant came home. Defense Counsel objects to competency. - correct answer ...