In the Appeals Court

question 67

Multiple Choice

In the appeals court

• A) witnesses and testimony are presented to the jury.
• B) grand juries decide if there is enough evidence to have a trial.
• C) attorneys from both sides try to work out an agreement.
• D) judges review lower court case records to determine if there is evidence of an error.
• E) All of the above are true.

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Language choices that avoid bias and stereotypes, aiming for fairness and inclusivity in communication.

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Language that reflects a preconceived preference or prejudice towards a particular viewpoint, individual, or group, often leading to unfair or discriminatory implications.

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"You" Attitude

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