Typically a Defendant Who Pleads Guilty May Raise on Appeal

question 53

Multiple Choice

Typically a defendant who pleads guilty may raise on appeal only issues relating to _______.

• A) the jurisdiction of the trial court
• B) the voluntariness and factual basis of the plea of guilty
• C) the legality, and in some instances the reasonableness, of the sentence imposed
• D) the defendant can raise any of these issues.

Understand the development of attitudes through vertical and horizontal structures.

Analyze the structures of attitudes and their influence on attitude change.

Recognize the use of persuasive techniques, such as low-balling, in attitude change.

Identify and explain the phenomenon of cognitive dissonance and its impact on attitudes and behaviors.

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