Many Rules of Evidence Concentrate First on

question 39

Multiple Choice

Many rules of evidence concentrate first on

• A)How the evidence was obtained
• B)Where the evidence was obtained
• C)Whether the chain of custody is intact
• D)Whether the evidence is relevant

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Definitions:

Unreasonable Risks

Unreasonable risks are exposures to danger or harm that are not justified by the potential rewards, often lacking in foresight or disregarding probable negative outcomes.

"Thinking" Style

Denotes an individual's preferred way of gathering, processing, and analyzing information to make decisions.

Information Processing

The process of gathering, analyzing, and disseminating information by individuals or systems.

Traditional Pyramid

A hierarchical structure in organizations where each level represents a tier of authority, with the widest area at the bottom and the CEO or leadership at the top.