Under the Exclusionary Rule

question 65

Multiple Choice

Under the exclusionary rule:

• A) judges who have handled previous cases involving the defendant before them currently at trial must excuse themselves due to possible preformed biases.
• B) potential jurors who show an obvious bias may not serve on a jury in order to make sure trials are as fair as possible.
• C) a sole proprietor's business records may not be seized even if pursuant to a warrant if they are considered personal papers.
• D) illegally obtained evidence may not be introduced at trial

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Definitions:

Job Evaluation

A systematic process to determine the relative worth of jobs within an organization for the purpose of establishing fair pay scales.

Organization Value

The core principles or ethics that guide an organization's actions and decisions.

Factor-Comparison Method

A systematic approach in job evaluation, where jobs are compared based on key factors to establish relative worth.

Benchmark Jobs

Key positions within an organization used as a standard or reference to evaluate the value of other jobs or to establish pay scales.