One Interesting Byproduct of the Complexity of Our Judicial System

question 117

Multiple Choice

One interesting byproduct of the complexity of our judicial system is that:

• A) Judges can hear the same case twice.
• B) Judges can hear appeals of cases they originally decided.
• C) An individual can be tried for the same crime twice.
• D) Litigants can shop for the courts they think might be the most favorable toward their claim.

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Definitions:

Staphylococci

A group of bacteria commonly found on the skin and in the nose, which can cause a range of infections, from minor to life-threatening.

Stain

In microbiology, a solution of a dye or group of dyes that imparts a color to microorganisms.

Spirilla

A genus of Gram-negative bacteria characterized by their spiral shape and movement through liquid.

Diplococci

Bacteria that form in pairs and are known for causing diseases such as pneumonia and gonorrhea.