What Must a Finding of Guilt or Innocence Beyond a Reasonable

question 50

Multiple Choice

What must a finding of guilt or innocence beyond a reasonable doubt be based on?

• A) objective and factual reasoning
• B) better than a 50 percent chance
• C) logic and common knowledge
• D) reason and common sense

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Definitions:

Grouped Frequency Distribution

A way of summarizing data that shows the frequency (or count) of observations within specified groups or intervals.

Intervals

A range of values between two points, often used in mathematics and statistics to specify subsets of real numbers.

Nature of Data

Refers to the intrinsic characteristics of data, including its type (quantitative or qualitative), structure, and the way it is measured or collected.

Real Limits

Values of a variable located halfway between the top of one interval and the bottom of the next interval.