Death-Qualified Juries

question 140

Multiple Choice

Death-qualified juries

• A)are needed in order for the death penalty to have meaning.
• B)are needed in cases where death may be imposed as a sentence.
• C)are composed of people who are capable of voting for the death penalty if they think it is justified.
• D)are characterized by all of these.

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