Author Question: A defendant may allege ineffectiveness of counsel when there may have been: A) acts or omissions ... (Read 192 times)

kamilo84 · **on:** Aug 17, 2018

A defendant may allege ineffectiveness of counsel when there may have been:

A) acts or omissions such as the failure of counsel to enter a proper plea when applicable.
B) the failure to raise the defense of diminished capacity.
C) the failure to cross-examine prosecution witnesses.
D) All of the above are correct.

Question 2

The ________ decision definitely established that a trial could take place in the absence of a defendant when he or she was so disruptive that his or her removal from the courtroom became necessary.

A) Allen
B) Johnson
C) Jackson
D) Timmothy