The Accused Is Placed in Jeopardy (I

question 18

Multiple Choice

The accused is placed in jeopardy (i.e., jeopardy attaches) when:

• A) he or she is indicted.
• B) he or she is arraigned and enters a plea to the indictment.
• C) the jury is sworn or, in cases tried without a jury, when the judge begins hearing testimony.
• D) the jury returns a verdict.

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Definitions:

Implicit Attitudes

Automatic associations based on previous learning through the experiential system.

Implicit Attitudes

Unconscious beliefs or feelings towards objects, people, or concepts that can influence behavior and perceptions.

Explicit Attitudes

Attitudes people are consciously aware of through the cognitive system.

Self-Presentational Concerns

Worries or considerations about how one is perceived by others or manages impressions in social interactions.