A Challenge for Cause _____, Whereas a Peremptory Challenge _____

question 61

Multiple Choice

A challenge for cause _____, whereas a peremptory challenge _____.

• A) is based on possible biasing factors; allows lawyers to dismiss a person with no reason given
• B) does not need to be explained; is based on the possibility of prejudice
• C) is based on possible biasing factors; is not based on the possibility of prejudice
• D) requires the judge to agree; does not require the judge's approval

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