Mae Is Granted Immunity After She Agrees to Testify About

question 56

Multiple Choice

Mae is granted immunity after she agrees to testify about a crime. Mae has an absolute privilege against self-incrimination and can

• A) ​be prosecuted only for a crime about which she agreed to testify.
• B) ​not be prosecuted for any crime.
• C) ​not refuse to testify.
• D) ​refuse to testify.

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Definitions:

O Proposition

In traditional logic, an O proposition is a type of categorical statement that asserts some S are not P, where S and P are the subject and predicate respectively.

Contrary

Opposite in nature, direction, or meaning; conflicting with each other.

Contraries

In the traditional square of opposition, a pair of categorical propositions that, in virtue of their logical form, could not both be true but could both be false (A and E).

Universal

Pertaining to or affecting the whole or applicable in all cases; general.