The Rules of Evidence Are Important Not Only to Safeguard

question 40

Multiple Choice

The rules of evidence are important not only to safeguard the rights of accused persons in a fair trial but also to ensure

• A)the interests of the public in the proper functioning of the criminal justice system.
• B)that the accused receives a perfect trial.
• C)jurors are protected from distressing evidence.
• D)there is no chance of an appeal.

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