Evidence of Flight from the Scene of a Crime Is

question 13

Multiple Choice

Evidence of flight from the scene of a crime is

• A)sufficient by itself to establish guilt.
• B)never admissible.
• C)direct evidence of guilt.
• D)never sufficient by itself to establish guilt.

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Definitions:

Consideration

Something of value exchanged between parties in a contract, making the agreement legally binding.

Adequacy of Consideration

An evaluation of whether the value exchanged between parties in a contract is reasonably fair at the time of the agreement.

Bargained-for Exchange

An essential principle of contract law involving the mutual exchange of promises or consideration between parties entering an agreement.

Legal Sufficiency

The adequacy of evidence or legal grounding in an agreement, claim, or defense that meets minimum legal standards to proceed or withstand scrutiny in a court of law.