If a Potential Juror Is Asked to Be Removed Without

question 13

Multiple Choice

If a potential juror is asked to be removed without explanations as to why he or she is unlikely to be able to deliver an impartial verdict, this type of removal is referred to as:

• A) a peremptory challenge.
• B) a challenge for bias.
• C) a challenge for cause.
• D) a predisposition challenge.

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Definitions:

Concrete Operations

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Adolescence

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