A jury that represents a fair cross-section of the community within the meaning of the Sixth Amendment is one that does not exclude:
a. racial minorities.
b. women.
c. distinctive groups.
d. All of the above
Question 2
In Duren v. Missouri the Supreme Court ruled that a defendant must prove which of the following elements to establish that the jury pool is not a fair cross section of the community:
a. The excluded group is a distinctive group in the community.
b. The representatives from a distinctive group are underrepresented based in their presence in the community.
c. The underrepresentation of a distinctive group is due to systematic exclusion.
d. All of the above
Cross-pollination and selfing are two types of crosses
Cross Section of a Bone
A cross-sectional view of a typical zirconia oxygen sensor.
Sagittal section of brain showing hypothalamic nuclei
7-month-old Leslie —an example of cross-modal transfer
Punnett square of the dihybrid cross shown in Figure 3.8. There are two combinations of dominant and