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rosent76

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In Texas jury trials, after all the evidence has been presented, the judge instructs the jury by reading the charge.. Which of the following is not part of the judge's instructions contained in the charge?
 
  a. That the jury should ignore hearsay evidence
  b. How the law applies in the case
  c. What the verdict should be
  d. That the jury should ignore illegal testimony
  e. An evaluation of the weight of testimony in the case

Question 2

Tax equity is understood as
 
  a. everyone paying the same amount of taxes.
  b. wealthier people paying more taxes than poorer people.
  c. who bears the burden of paying taxes.
  d. poorer people paying more taxes than wealthy people.



swimkari

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

c



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