The "law of equivalent retaliation" was an early form of:

	A.	federalization
	B.	retribution
	C.	deterrence
	D.	rehabilitation

The rising crime rate of the 1980s was fuled by:

	A.	a large population of 30 to 50 year olds
	B.	a strong economy
	C.	drug market warfare
	D.	high literacy

Notice:

	A.	is part of the right to do process
	B.	bars prosecution if the defendant did not know the act was criminal
	C.	requires public posting of laws
	D.	is provided in the Ninth Amendment

The Magna Carta:

	A.	protected the rights of the accused
	B.	established trial by ordeal
	C.	was an important document in Roman law
	D.	increased the power of the state

Defense counsel may attempt to undetermine the testimony of a witness who the attorney believes is telling the truth:

	A.	in all situations
	B.	if it is for the purpose of putting the state to its proof
	C.	if the prosecution appears to be winning
	D.	if the prosecution has undetermined the testimony of a defense witness

Recorded judicial opinions are:

	A.	important only as history
	B.	an important part of the law
	C.	called ex post facto laws
	D.	available only from the U.S. Supreme Court

A vague law that does not clearly define the conduct it makes illegal is a violation of:

	A.	substantive due process
	B.	procedural due process
	C.	the First Amendment
	D.	legal precedent

Judges should:

	A.	Take community opinion into consideration when rendering decisions
	B.	investigate witnesses if counsel fails to do so
	C.	provide the court with dignity, fairness, and efficiency
	D.	never recuse themseves

Because of the responsibility to represent the client zealously, a defense attorney should:

	A.	use all means to uncover evidence
	B.	tell witnesses not to talk to the prosecution
	C.	not accept a case when a conflict of interest will affect it
	D.	offer misleading evidence during discovery

Misdemeanors:

	A.	are more serious than felonies
	B.	require prison sentences
	C.	may be punished by fines
	D.	are handled through civil suits