In Contrast to the American System, Judges in British Court

question 28

Multiple Choice

In contrast to the American system, judges in British court proceedings:

• A) summarize the evidence for the jury before instructing them on the relevant laws
• B) summarize the potential sentencing possibilities
• C) remind the jury of its duties
• D) give the opening statement
• E) do not speak during the trial

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Definitions:

Client Involvement

The active participation of clients in their care or service planning, emphasizing their input and engagement in the process.

Monitoring

The continuous assessment or surveillance of a process, behavior, or activity, often to ensure conformity to standards or progress toward goals.

Evaluating Progress

The systematic assessment of the advancements or developments made towards achieving a particular goal or objective.

Evaluating Practice

The process of examining and assessing the effectiveness or quality of practices to inform future improvements.