When There Is Nothing Explicitly Stated in the United States

question 20

Multiple Choice

When there is nothing explicitly stated in the United States Constitution and Bill of Rights regarding a specific rules of evidence, each state:

• A)must follow the rules enacted by Congress.
• B)must use the rules of evidence that were in effect when it became a state.
• C)must use the Federal Rules of Evidence.
• D)may enact its own rule.

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Definitions:

Course of Performance

The manner and history of conduct between parties in a contract that can be used to interpret their agreement's terms.

Good Faith

A principle requiring parties to act honestly and not mislead or withhold critical information in transactions.

UCC Mandated Duty

Required responsibilities established under the Uniform Commercial Code, applicable to transactions involving personal property.

Honest in Fact

Honest in fact refers to a principle in commercial law that describes being genuinely truthful and fair in one's dealings, without deception.