During a Trial, the Prosecution Refers to an Illegally Obtained

question 123

Multiple Choice

During a trial, the prosecution refers to an illegally obtained tape recording of a phone call that makes the defendant appear guilty. Research suggests that after hearing this information, jurors are most likely to

• A) disregard the information if the defense attorney objects, even if the judge rules that the information is admissible.
• B) vote guilty, unless the judge rules that the information is inadmissible.
• C) vote guilty, even if the judge rules that the information is inadmissible.
• D) vote guilty if the judge rules the information is admissible, but vote not guilty if the judge rules that the information is inadmissible.

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