Question 1 Gag Orders: (Select all that apply) Are issued as strategies to avoid a lawyer trying influence a jury or a judge. Are used to encourage public opinion. Are supposed to influence the juror by a media trial. Can probably be used by both sides of a case Can be used to prevent publishing information in Newspapers, online, media or anywhere information may influence public opinion. Used to prevent bias of a case. D Question 2 Catching a witness in a lie...(select all that apply) When this happens, the lawyer should attack the witness right away in front of everyone. this to the court's attention right away. Can happen when a witness that takes the stand is under oath. Should be addressed in closing arguments Hub D Question 3 With regards to a firearm in a case...(select all that apply) Should be presented through the bailiff. Should be handled with care. Would take it a part on the stand. ) A witness is usually asked to review the firearm before testimony D Question 4 Regarding a hostile witness (select all that apply) A lawyer can never declare their own witness as hostile. A lawyer's own witness can become hostile. "When a witness is hostile, leading questions are appropriate. A lawyer can use leading questions.\fD Question 9 When a witness lies...(select all that apply) A lawyer can throw a book at a witness for lying. Can be impeached by their testimony. You are not supposed to call them a liar, but only refer to them as lying. You can straight out call them a liar in court. D Question 10 Irrelevant evidence...(select all that apply) Should be objected to. O Is any evidence that can be admitted into the court record. Should not be admissible because all evidence admitted into trial should be relevant O Can possibly become relevant evidence later on lub D Question 11 Representing yourself in court...(select all that apply) O Is not constitutionally protected. A defendant may not represent themselves in court. )Cannot testify in court if they represent themselves. A defendant may represent themselves in court. D Question 12 Personal digs in the courtroom...(select all that apply) Closing statement are reserved for the facts and the law. Closing statement are considered evidence and should be based in pure opinion and not facts or law. Should not occur. D Question 13\fD Question 25 Applause in the gallery of the court...(select all that apply). Typically applause is encouraged in a court. In previous times, the public would usually attend court trials for entertainment. In modern day, applause is not allowed in a court room. room oom D Question 26 rials Contempt of Court...(select all that apply). vas get O A witness can be held in contempt. A lawyer can not be held in contempt. O A lawyer can be held in contempt. O A witness can never be held in contempt of court. ra ort Hub D Question 27 Today, is it possible to be held responsible for what your pet does? O No Yes D Question 28 Regarding summations (closing statements)...(select all that apply). Summations can only be about the facts in evidence. Summations are considered evidence. To lay out the view of the facts of the case. The lawyers opinions are allowed in summations