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luminitza

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Trial judges and other officials are determined to have acted properly in about ______ of cases that are appealed.
 
  a. less than 10 percent
  b. 10 percent
  c. 20 percent
  d. 80 percent
  e. 99 percent

Question 2

The purpose of bail is to:
 
  a. assure that the accused appears for trial.
  b. punish the offender for committing a crime.
  c. keep bail bondspersons in business.
  d. pay defense attorneys, who usually do not earn much money.
  e. cover the accused's court costs.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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