1. When a court applies the exclusionary rule in a criminal case, it means that:

Group of answer choices

• the case will be dismissed.

• the defendant will be convicted.

• the evidence will not be admitted at trial.

Infractions:

Group of answer choices

• involve significant moral culpability on the offender's part.

• are not punishable by fines.

• are a serious crime.

• are not punishable by confinement in jail.

Which of the following is true about the Fifth Amendment and the production of records?

Group of answer choices

• It would allow a Bogus, Inc., officer who has custody of Bogus records to resist a subpoena demanding production of those records if the contents of the records could incriminate that officer personally.

• It would prevent a sole proprietor from being compelled to produce his/her business records if the act of producing such records was not testimonial in nature.

• It may be asserted by a corporation, partnership, or other collective entity on the same basis that an individual human being could assert it.

• It does not protect "required records" from being subpoenaed and used against the record keeper in criminal prosecutions.

Which of the following is a provision of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002?

Group of answer choices

• It imposed a maximum of 15 years of imprisonment as punishment for the destruction of documents.

• It decreased the maximum term of imprisonment for mail fraud and wire fraud to 15 years.

• It provided legal protection for corporate employees who act as whistleblowers.

• It shortened the statute of limitations period within which certain securities fraud cases may be filed.

The Double Jeopardy Clause:

Group of answer choices

• establishes that a person cannot be prosecuted by the state for a state crime after being acquitted of a federal crime, if the two alleged crimes involved essentially the same facts.

• protects criminal defendants from having to undergo more than one prosecution by the same sovereign for the same criminal offense.

• establishes that a single criminal act with multiple victims cannot result in more than one criminal prosecution.

• bars a private plaintiff from pursuing a civil case against the defendant who was criminally prosecuted for the same alleged conduct.

The standard of proof in a criminal case is:

Group of answer choices

• proof by a preponderance of the evidence.

• proof beyond a reasonable doubt.

• proof that is "more likely than not."

• proof beyond the presumption of innocence.

Strict liability offenses:

Group of answer choices

• dispense with the requirement of proof of any criminal intent on the part of the defendant.

• are so classified because the punishments imposed on violators are especially harsh in comparison to the punishments for other criminal offenses.

• impose liability on a defendant for the act of another party.

• are commonly criticized on the ground that a person may not be convicted of such an offense without being shown to have committed a wrongful act.

Which of the following is true of 'invasion of privacy'?

Group of answer choices

• Public figures do not enjoy any right to privacy.

• There are four distinct torts related to it.

• It is a subject of the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

• Examining a person's public records amounts to an invasion of privacy.

Ann is bothered with the noise of an old generator set up by her neighbor Jose at his residence which runs continuously.The noise the generator makes is unbearable for Ann toever use her back yard.Ann sues Jose?

Question:What tort theory will Ann sue under?Do you believe Ann will be successful in the lawsuit?Explain3 points