John Is Called to the Stand and Is Sworn In Case

question 5

Multiple Choice

John is called to the stand and is sworn in.The case involves a charge of running a red light and John is the state's main witness against the defendant.When the prosecutor asks John what color the light was when the defendant went through it,John says,"I'm not sure." The prosecutor refers to John's statement at the time,where John told police that the light was red.John says that he doesn't remember giving a statement to the police.Can John be prosecuted?

• A)Yes,for obstruction of justice.
• B)Yes,for resisting arrest.
• C)No,because his testimony does not amount to perjury.
• D)No,because his testimony does not amount to witness tampering.

Identify the role of politicking in organizations and its impact on organizational culture and individual performance.

Distinguish between formal and informal power bases and their implications for organizational dynamics.

Analyze the effects of various power bases on employee motivation and compliance.

Understand the strategies for developing and utilizing political skills within organizations.

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Definitions:

Scalawags

A term used during the Reconstruction era in American history to describe Southern whites who supported Reconstruction and the Republican Party.

State-Supported Schools

Educational institutions that receive funding and support from the government, making education accessible to a larger section of the population.

Southern Republicans

Refers to members of the Republican Party in the Southern United States, especially significant during the Reconstruction era after the Civil War.

Reconstruction

The period after the Civil War in the United States, from 1865 to 1877, focused on the federal government's efforts to restore and rebuild the Southern states that had seceded and integrate African American slaves into society as free men and women.