Conclusive Presumptions Can Be Unconstitutional Under the Due Process Clause

question 68

Multiple Choice

Conclusive presumptions can be unconstitutional under the Due Process Clause because the presumption allows the prosecution to avoid proving:

• A)an element of the crime charged.
• B)guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
• C)motive.
• D)negligence.

Understand shifts and movements along the demand curve

Differentiate between changes in demand and changes in quantity demanded

Identify the impact of income changes on demand

Recognize the effects of complementary and substitute goods on demand

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