On p. 28, Cave writes, His immortals have wholly withdrawn from the world; they have stopped even perceiving it as we do—with engagement, interest and urgency. Why should this be? Because they have done everything there is to be done: ‘in an infinite period of time, all things happen to all men’. Which one of the following is correct about this passage?

Over the past semester, we examined the structure, players, processes, and real-world operation of U.S. courts.What was the single most interesting concept or topic you learned about? Be specific in describing what it was and why it interested you.What is your biggest overall takeaway from the course about how the U.S. court system works? Discuss how this takeaway compares to what you believed at the start of the semester.

Closing arguments are considered evidence that the jury may rely on when deciding guilt.

The “trial penalty” refers to:

Which of the following is NOT one of the key features of plea bargaining?

A defendant who pleads guilty may still appeal if:

The pretrial process begins:

The harmless error rule prevents reversal when:

During closing, a prosecutor says: “Notice the defendant didn’t deny anything while under oath.” What is the constitutional problem with this statement?

Prosecutors cannot appeal a not-guilty verdict (an acquittal) because: