State courts are a source of criminal law procedure in which of ...

[saliriagwu]

State courts are a source of criminal law procedure in which of the following types of cases?
 
  a. those involving two different states
  b. those involving state officials
  c. those involving border disputes
  d. those involving the U.S. Constitution that SCOTUS hasn't decided yet

Question 2

The fundamental fairness doctrine of due process requires states to provide:
 
  a. notice to defendants of the charges against them, an attorney at state expense if they cannot afford one, and a hearing on the facts before conviction and punishment.
   b. notice to defendants of the charges against them and a hearing on the facts before conviction and punishment.
   c. a grand jury proceeding only.
  d. notice to defendants of the charges against them, a grand jury proceeding, and a hearing on the facts before conviction and punishment.

[Anonymous]

Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b

[saliriagwu]

Excellent

[jojobee318]

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