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bobbysung

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What questions has the Supreme Court required judges to ask during voir dire?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

A court may grant counsel to a defendant at a state probation revocation hearing because
 
  A. The Due Process Clause may require it depending on the circumstances
  B. The right to counsel was incorporated
  C. It is necessary under the Equal Protection Clause to prevent discrimination
  D. The defendant has been formally charged with a crime



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Answer to Question 1

The Supreme Court has held that in certain types of cases, notably those dealing with racial prejudice and capital punishment, judges must ask specific questions.

Answer to Question 2

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