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Diane

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Fraud is a crime that is carried out using ________ instead of a weapon.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

Question 2

Justice Thurgood Marshall concurred in Batson v. Kentucky (1986 ), and would have
 
  A. Required the seating of at least one member of a defendant's race and gender
  B. Disallowed a jury if the prosecutor eliminated all jurors of one race
  C. Required that after a prima facie showing of juror's removal on account of race, that the
  prosecutor's prove a non-racial motive by clear and convincing evidence
  D. Abolished the peremptory challenge entirely



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Answer to Question 1

deceit

Answer to Question 2

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