The Current Status of the Right to Counsel in Criminal

question 51

Multiple Choice

The current status of the right to counsel in criminal trials is that ______.

• A) the Supreme Court has eliminated the right to counsel
• B) the Supreme Court has extended the right to counsel to civil cases
• C) the Supreme Court has restricted the right to counsel to those earning less than $3,000 per year
• D) there has been no change in the law since the Gideon case, and the states have undergone a great financial burden to make sure every defendant has competent counsel
• E) in many places, the right to counsel is complied with on a minimal basis

Grasp how to manipulate text size using browser or application controls.

Comprehend the organizational structure and activity flow within OneNote.

Understand file management principles, including organization and consequences of renaming files.

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Definitions:

Sarbanes-Oxley Act

A U.S. law enacted in 2002 to protect investors by improving the accuracy and reliability of corporate disclosures made pursuant to the securities laws, and for other purposes.

Internal Whistle-blowing

The act of reporting misconduct, unethical or illegal activities within an organization to someone in a position of authority within the same organization.

Apathetic Culture

An organizational culture characterized by a general lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern among its members.

Performance

The act or process of carrying out a task or function, often measured against known standards of accuracy, completeness, and speed.