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WorksheetsUTMT Workshop (MRE General)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 10mins
This rule number excludes testimony that is not relevant
(a)
True/False: Bias is sometimes relevant
True
False
The bar for relevance is:
(a)
This rule number covers testimony which is more prejudicial than probative:
(a)
Rule 403 covers which of the following:
More needlessly cumulative than probative
More vague and ambiguous than probative
More misleading than probative
More prejudicial than probative
In order for something to be more prejudicial than probative...
It must make some fact in the case more or less likely
The prejudicial value must substaintially outweigh any probative value
It must hold a reasonable amount of probative value
It must meet the prongs of rule 403
This rule number covers improper laywitness opinions (speculation):
(a)
True/False: Under rule 701, a laywitness opinion must be based on specialized knowledge
True
False
In order for testimony to NOT be speculation, under rule 701, it must come from the witness's
(a)
This rule number covers improper character evidence
(a)
True/False: Evidence of a past act in order to prove that someone would do the same thing at a later date is called propensity evidence
True
False
This rule number covers a lack of personal knowledge:
(a)
This rule number covers form or procedural objections:
(a)
Leading questions are not allowed during:
Direct examinations
Cross examinations
Voir Dires
Redirect Examinations
The following questions are leading:
How many drinks did you have?
Did you see him there?
You sat next to the defendant?
How were you able to hear her from across the street?
She didn't talk to you that night?
