According to Studies,juries Usually

question 105

Multiple Choice

According to studies,juries usually

• A) place very little confidence in DNA evidence.
• B) do not take into account the severity of the punishment a defendant faces.
• C) form an opinion early in the trial.
• D) ignore inadmissible information, such as a former conviction, that slips out in court.

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