Is It Relevant? Evidence Quiz

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Judge relevance and materiality of crime facts.

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Is It Relevant? Evidence QuizOnline version Judge relevance and materiality of crime facts. by Ryan Sullivan 1 The victim’s diary entry from three years ago saying they hate the color blue supports Battery. Yes No 2 The photo of the victim’s bruised arm taken immediately after the incident supports Battery. Yes No 3 A video shows the defendant lunging at the victim with a raised fist, which supports Assault. Yes No 4 A video shows the defendant lunging at the victim with a raised fist, which supports Assault. Yes No 5 A video shows the defendant lunging at the victim with a raised fist, which supports Assault. Yes No 6 A video shows the defendant lunging at the victim with a raised fist, which supports Assault. Yes No 7 The defendant’s 3rd-grade report card showing they were good at math supports False Imprisonment. Yes No 8 The victim felt a reasonable fear of immediate harm, which is a material element of Assault. Yes No 9 The witness saw the defendant holding a heavy metal pipe minutes before the fight, which makes Battery more likely. Yes No 10 The room where the victim was held had white walls, which is a key material factor for False Imprisonment. Yes No 11 The collection of vintage postage stamps in the basement supports Assault. Yes No 12 GPS data showing the defendant was at the scene supports False Imprisonment. Yes No 13 The neighbor saying the defendant is a 'really fast runner' supports False Imprisonment. Yes No

Is It Relevant? Evidence QuizOnline version

Judge relevance and materiality of crime facts.

by Ryan Sullivan

The victim’s diary entry from three years ago saying they hate the color blue supports Battery.

Yes

The photo of the victim’s bruised arm taken immediately after the incident supports Battery.

Yes

A video shows the defendant lunging at the victim with a raised fist, which supports Assault.

Yes

A video shows the defendant lunging at the victim with a raised fist, which supports Assault.

Yes

A video shows the defendant lunging at the victim with a raised fist, which supports Assault.

Yes

A video shows the defendant lunging at the victim with a raised fist, which supports Assault.

Yes

The defendant’s 3rd-grade report card showing they were good at math supports False Imprisonment.

Yes

The victim felt a reasonable fear of immediate harm, which is a material element of Assault.

Yes

The witness saw the defendant holding a heavy metal pipe minutes before the fight, which makes Battery more likely.

Yes

The room where the victim was held had white walls, which is a key material factor for False Imprisonment.

Yes

The collection of vintage postage stamps in the basement supports Assault.

Yes

GPS data showing the defendant was at the scene supports False Imprisonment.

Yes

The neighbor saying the defendant is a 'really fast runner' supports False Imprisonment.

Yes

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Is It Relevant? Evidence QuizOnline version

by Ryan Sullivan

The victim’s diary entry from three years ago saying they hate the color blue supports Battery.

The photo of the victim’s bruised arm taken immediately after the incident supports Battery.

A video shows the defendant lunging at the victim with a raised fist, which supports Assault.

A video shows the defendant lunging at the victim with a raised fist, which supports Assault.

A video shows the defendant lunging at the victim with a raised fist, which supports Assault.

A video shows the defendant lunging at the victim with a raised fist, which supports Assault.

The defendant’s 3rd-grade report card showing they were good at math supports False Imprisonment.

The victim felt a reasonable fear of immediate harm, which is a material element of Assault.

The witness saw the defendant holding a heavy metal pipe minutes before the fight, which makes Battery more likely.

The room where the victim was held had white walls, which is a key material factor for False Imprisonment.

The collection of vintage postage stamps in the basement supports Assault.

GPS data showing the defendant was at the scene supports False Imprisonment.

The neighbor saying the defendant is a 'really fast runner' supports False Imprisonment.

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