In an Adjudication

question 16

Multiple Choice

In an adjudication:

• A) the judge is not free to say that the case is unimportant and that he therefore will ignore it.
• B) an important feature is that the judge's decision may not be reasoned..
• C) evidence that is presented, but legal arguments that are not made, can be the basis for what the judge decides.
• D) the burden of proof in a civil case is generally "beyond a reasonable doubt."
• E) judges can ignore cases like other branches of government that are free to ignore problems pressing upon them..

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Definitions:

Cohesiveness

The feature of a tight-knit group characterized by strong bonds among its members, fostering unity and joint commitment.

Relationships

Connections or associations between individuals or entities based on social, emotional, or professional interactions.

Circumstantial Groups

Groups formed due to external situations or conditions rather than shared interests or goals.

Bystanders

Individuals who are present at an event or incident but do not take an active role in its outcome.