In an appeal, some minor legal errors were made that were unlikely to have affected the overall outcome of the case. This is called what, and what usually happens?
A) Harmless error and do not result in the reversal of a conviction
B) Prejudicial error and do not result in the reversal of a conviction
C) Reversible error and do result in an overturn of conviction
D) All of the above
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Q25: All defendants are presumed to be legally
Q26: Tangible things like clothes, weapons, drugs, documents
Q27: The responses of sworn witnesses to the
Q28: The results of scientific or forensic testing
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Q31: In an appeal, significant mistakes are found
Q32: The Supreme Court does make policy through
Q33: This view suggests that legal reasoning is
Q34: This view suggests that judges apply the
Q35: This approach advocates that the law should
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