1. Adversarialism is

a. a set of rules for resolving disputes in court

b. a Constitutional Amendment

c. practiced at criminal trials, but not civil trials

d. not practiced at appellate trials

2. In the 1990s, when minor drug offenders faced decades in prison, some juries opted to find defendants "not guilty" despite believing guilt had been established. This practice is known as

a.mutual exclusivity

b. nullification

c. adversarialism

d. exoneration

3.Physical evidence obtained as a direct result of an unlawfully obtained confession is

a. always excluded at trial

b. not subject to the exclusionary rule

c. excluded at trial unless it would have been discovered anyway

d. included if the officer acted in good faith

4. "Voluntary" confessions are ones that are given

a. without physical harm or threat of harm

b. after being informed of the right to remain silent

c. both of the above

5. The "good faith exception" applies to unlawfully obtained

a. confessions

b. physical evidence

c. derivative evidence

d.all of the above