Criminal Law 1_ FORENSICS 300

Which type of witness testifies about what they have personally seen or heard?

• Expert Witnesses

• Lay Witnesses

• Character Witnesses

• Forensic Witnesses

Lay witnesses provide testimony based on:

• Specialized knowledge

• Personal experiences

• Training and expertise

• Scientific analysis

What do expert witnesses rely on for their testimony?

• Personal anecdotes

• Training and examination of evidence

• General knowledge

• Hearsay

Which of the following best describes the testimony of expert witnesses?

• Based on personal experiences

• Based on training and evidence

• Based on hearsay

• Based on general knowledge

Why must exculpatory evidence be provided by the prosecution?

• It is required by law

• It can affect the verdict or the punishment

• It speeds up the trial process

• It helps in jury selection

What is the Brady Rule primarily concerned with?

• Speedy trial

• Exculpatory material

• Jury selection

• Sentencing guidelines

What amendments are associated with the Brady Rule?

• 1st and 2nd amendments

• 5th and 14th amendments

• 3rd and 4th amendments

• 6th and 8th amendments

Which case is associated with the Brady Rule violations?

• O.J. Simpson Case

• Duke Lacrosse Case

• Watergate Scandal

• Enron Scandal

What is the scope of Rule 16 in the federal rules of criminal procedure?

• Pretrial discovery requests

• Sentencing guidelines

• Jury selection process

• Appeals procedure

What must the prosecution provide according to the Jencks Act?

• Defendant's prior criminal record

• Statements of expert witnesses after they testify

• Work product of attorney

• Lab reports