According to Inadmissible Evidence Contrary to the Judge's Instructions, Juries

question 135

Multiple Choice

According to inadmissible evidence contrary to the judge's instructions, juries often pay attention to such information

• A) even when it is unreliable.
• B) when it is reliable but inadmissible because of a legal "technicality."
• C) when it is emotional in content.
• D) when it is objected to by the defense and not by the prosecution.

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