Case 2-1 Scott Was Arrested for the Crimes of Aggravated Assault and Assault

question 53

Multiple Choice

Case 2-1
Scott was arrested for the crimes of aggravated assault and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Scott was previously convicted of burglary, theft, assault, and several drug offenses. He previously served a one year prison sentence for the burglary conviction. Scott was only out of prison 4 months before he was arrested on these new charges. Prior to his first prison sentence, Scott was on probation for his theft, assault, and drug charges. NARREND:
-If the case against Scott goes to trial, who will rule on the appropriateness of conduct, settle questions of evidence, and guide the questioning of witnesses?

• A)The prosecutor
• B)The judge
• C)The probation officer
• D)The jury

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