When the State Wishes to Introduce Evidence of the Defendant's

question 5

Multiple Choice

When the state wishes to introduce evidence of the defendant's other crimes that have characteristics in common with the crime the defendant has committed in the present case,the prosecutor will file a

• A)similar transactions motion.
• B)motion to suppress.
• C)motion to exculpate.
• D)Brady motion.

Understand the procedures and purposes of depositions in legal processes.

Comprehend the various types of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods and their advantages.

Recognize the distinctions and correlational extensions between negotiation and other ADR methods.

Identify legal strategies for preserving witness testimony for trial.

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