Which ONE of the Following Trial Court Actions Could Never

question 35

Multiple Choice

Which ONE of the following trial court actions could never be a basis for the prosecution to appeal in a criminal case?

• A) an order dismissing an information or indictment
• B) a pretrial order suppressing the defendant's confession
• C) a judgment based on a jury acquittal of the defendant
• D) a pretrial order declaring seizure of contraband in violation of the Fourth Amendment

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Definitions:

Closed

In accounting, refers to accounts that have been zeroed out at the end of an accounting period to prepare them for the next period.

Debit

A bookkeeping entry that increases the balance of asset and expense accounts, and decreases equity, liability, and revenue accounts.

Partnership Liquidation

The process of closing down a partnership by selling off assets, paying liabilities, and distributing the remaining assets to the partners.

Incorrect Step

A step in a process or procedure that has been performed wrongly, often leading to errors or undesired outcomes.