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tichca

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Identify and describe the types of pretrial motions. What is the purpose of having pretrial motions?
 
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Question 2

Which statement reflects structuring criminality based on economic need?
 
  a. Offenders commit crime because they may know people who have made big scores
  b. Career offenders have learned when to take a chance and when to be cautious.
  c. Criminals appear to be impulsive.
  d. Offenders may commit crime when the right target presents itself.



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Answer to Question 1

Pretrial motions ask courts to decide questions that don't require a trial. Pretrial motions include issues related to double jeopardy, a speedy trial, and a change of venue. The Fifth Amendment protection against double jeopardy ensures the prosecution has one fair shot at convicting a defendant. The Constitution guarantees a speedy trial, so prosecution must begin promptly. The Constitution ensures that a change of venue occurs only at the defendant's request and only where great prejudice would otherwise exist.

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