Due Process Advocates Recognize That There Can Be No Equal

question 71

Multiple Choice

Due process advocates recognize that there can be no equal justice where the kind of trial a person gets,or whether he or she gets a trial at all,depends substantially on:

• A) how much money that person has.
• B) the region of the country in which they live.
• C) the demands of the court's caseload.
• D) the personal beliefs of their counsel.

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Definitions:

Community Reputation

The collective evaluation or perception of an individual's or organization's character within a community or social network.

Credibility

The quality or power of inspiring belief; an important aspect in legal, academic, and personal contexts where truthfulness and reliability are critical.

Criminal Record

A formal record of an individual’s past criminal convictions and charges.

Relevant Evidence

Evidence tending to prove or disprove the fact in question. Only relevant evidence is admissible in court.