When Deciding Whether or Not to Exclude Potential Improperly Obtained

question 6

True/False

When deciding whether or not to exclude potential improperly obtained evidence, a judge must consider just the crime the defendant is charged with and any effect the evidence may have upon their trial. A judge must consider all the circumstances.

Understand the characteristics and examples of different mating systems, including polyandry, polygyny, and monogamy.

Comprehend the role and specificity of chemical signals in animal behavior.

Grasp the concepts and cues involved in animal courtship behavior, including fruit flies.

Recognize the navigation and orientation methods used by animals, including landmarks, celestial navigation, and compass orientation.

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