The Phrase "Stricken from the Record" Means

question 45

Multiple Choice

The phrase "stricken from the record" means:

• A)The offending question or answer is actually removed from the court reporter's record
• B)Merely that the offending question or answer is not acceptable by the court
• C)The trial must be stopped and started anew with alternate jurors
• D)No cross-examination of the offending witness shall be allowed

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Definitions:

White Slaveholders

Individuals of European descent who owned and exploited enslaved African people for labor and profit in historical contexts, primarily in the Americas.

David Walker

An African American abolitionist, writer, and anti-slavery activist in the 19th century known for his 1829 pamphlet, "Walker's Appeal," which called for black unity and self-help in the fight against oppression and injustice.

Abolitionists

Individuals and groups who advocated for the immediate ending of slavery, a movement particularly active in the 19th century in the United States and the British Empire.

Slavery Argument

The debate over the moral, economic, and legal aspects of slavery, significantly contributing to political and social tensions in the United States.