A Jury Must Decide Whether a Defendant, Already Judged Guilty

question 14

Multiple Choice

A jury must decide whether a defendant, already judged guilty, should receive the death penalty. They are told that the murder of the young victim was done in an especially heinous matter; the defendant raped, murdered, and then mutilated the victim. This fact could argue for the application of the death penalty. This is an example of a(n) _______________ factor.

• A)discretionary
• B)disparity
• C)aggravating
• D)mitigating

Recognize the necessity for presentations to be clear, concise, consistent, and fully functional.

Appreciate the significance of visual aesthetics and audience engagement in presentations.

Identify different speaking methods and their impacts on audience interaction.

Know how to include essential information for audience convenience and engagement in presentations.

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