How much of a sentence must usually be served before a prison inmate can apply for parole?
a. One-fourth
b. One-third
c. One-half
d. Two-thirds
Question 2
Which of the following describes the exclusionary rule?
a. Juries may not include friends or relatives of the accused.
b. Dangerous individuals must be kept out of courtrooms.
c. Evidence cannot be used against someone if it was secured by police but not included in a search warrant.
d. Plaintiffs may ask that a judge who is considered biased be removed from the case.
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