Which of the Following Admissions by a Party Opponent Would

question 39

Multiple Choice

Which of the following admissions by a party opponent would not be admissible?

• A) A defendant in a murder trial had told a witness that the victim was living on borrowed time.
• B) An employee of the defendant told the witness that the defendant drove home drunk every night.
• C) A former co-defendant in a robbery trial stated that the defendant needed money to pay gambling debts.
• D) A victim testifies that the defendant had offered the victim $1,000 to settle the case out of court.

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Definitions:

Equitable Property

A legal concept referring to rights and interests in property, often used to address fairness and justice in the distribution of assets.

Alimony

A financial support that one spouse is required to provide to the other during or after a divorce proceeding.

Financial Support

Monetary assistance given by one person or entity to another, often for specific purposes such as education, maintenance, or care.

Parties' Education

The process or act of providing the individuals or groups involved in a legal proceeding with the knowledge or information necessary to understand their rights, responsibilities, and the legal issues at hand.