Just Mercy - Test - Direct Response, Vocabulary, Passage Comp

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What does it mean to be 'condemned'?

Back

Declared to be guilty of wrongdoings.

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What does 'exonerated' mean?

Back

When a person who is convicted of a crime has their name cleared and charges dropped after new evidence appears or is presented.

Front

What happened to Ralph Myer's face?

Back

It was burned when he was a child.

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What did the prison do when Bryan was being led back to his cell?

Back

Started singing.

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What did Tommy Chapman ask Bryan after the judge overturned Walter's conviction?

Back

If he can shake Walter's hand.

Front

Define 'legal punishment'.

Back

A consequence imposed by the legal system for committing a crime.

Front

What is the significance of new evidence in a legal case?

Back

It can lead to exoneration or a retrial.

Front

What role does an intern play in a legal setting?

Back

An intern assists lawyers and learns about the legal process.

Front

What is the impact of wrongful convictions on individuals?

Back

They can lead to loss of freedom, reputation, and emotional distress.

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How can public perception influence legal outcomes?

Back

Public opinion can affect jury decisions and the actions of legal professionals.