When Deciding Whether Circumstantial Evidence Should Be Admitted at Trial

question 41

Multiple Choice

When deciding whether circumstantial evidence should be admitted at trial, the judge considers:

• A)whether the evidence is relevant.
• B)whether introducing the evidence will take up too much time.
• C)whether the evidence will unduly prejudice the jurors.
• D)all of these are considered.

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Definitions:

Managers

Individuals in an organization responsible for directing and overseeing the work of a group of people.

Leaders

Individuals who guide, influence, or command groups, organizations, or countries.

Similarities

Aspects or characteristics that are alike between two or more objects, individuals, concepts, or situations.

Differences

Variances or disparities between individuals, objects, or situations, typically considered in context to highlight diversity or contrast.