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Title: At the state level, trial courts are usually referred to as: Post by: 123123456 on Feb 19, 2018 At the state level, trial courts are usually referred to as:
A) Courts of limited jurisdiction. B) Courts of general jurisdiction. C) District courts. D) None of the above Which of the following is sometimes desirable to facilitate prompt identification when time is of the essence? a. Lineups b. Show-ups c. Photographic arrays d. In-court show-ups Courts of limited jurisdiction: A) Try all criminal cases. B) Hear appeals. C) Hear only traffic cases. D) None of the above Many police agencies have resisted the use of internal review mechanisms as a form of nonjudicial remedy. a. True b. False How long after the crime will a show-up usually be considered invalid? a. Five minutes after the crime b. Thirty minutes after the crime c. More than sixty minutes after the crime d. None of the above Title: At the state level, trial courts are usually referred to as: Post by: Zhero on Feb 19, 2018 B
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