In Order to Use Testimony from a Jailhouse Informant, Prosecutors

question 42

Multiple Choice

In order to use testimony from a jailhouse informant, prosecutors will now have to

• A) independently verify all informant testimony with at least two other witnesses.
• B) share with the defense attorneys the criminal history of the jailhouse informant and anything offered to the informant in return for his or her testimony.
• C) use aliases in all documents to protect the privacy of the informant.
• D) There are no restrictions on using testimony from a jailhouse informant.

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