Shield laws in the United States are designed to:
a. protect men from being arrested for sexual assault until a woman can prove that she
did not consent to the sexual activity in question.
b. prevent the courts from taking blood, urine, or DNA samples from a person accused
of sexual assault if the person does not give them voluntarily.
c. prevent lawyers from introducing the detailed sexual history of a rape victim as
admissible evidence in a sexual assault trial.
d. protect a rape victim from ever having to face the alleged perpetrator again, even
during a court trial.
Question 2
People are more likely to follow the crowd when they are
A) motivated to be accurate and are certain of their own decision.
B) motivated to be accurate and are uncertain of their own decision.
C) not motivated to be accurate and are certain of their own decision.
D) not motivated to be accurate and are uncertain of their own decision.
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