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frankwu

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Playing sports may help connect aggression and ____.
 
  a. masculinity c. revenue production
  b. sexuality d. distorted views of women

Question 2

Teddy is at the courthouse because he has been called for jury service. The judge has assembled a group of prospective jurors and is asking them to raise their hand if the answer is yes to the questions that he asks. Teddy is part of what Chapter 12 refers to as
 
  A. extended peremptories.
  B. limited peremptories.
  C. extended voir dire.
  D. limited voir dire.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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