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PART I: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS (One Hоur – 30 Questiоns) Select the best аnswer оut of the аvаilable choices. Questions 1 and 2 are based on the following fact pattern: During a recent conversation over some drinks, Bill told his friend about the time several years ago that he smuggled cocaine into the United States on a return flight from Colombia. According to Bill, he was able to drop the cocaine on the ground in the customs area when it became clear that he could not get the drugs past the dog guarding the exit. Unbeknownst to Bill, his friend was an informant for the Drug Enforcement Administration. After the conversation, Bill’s friend called the DEA and relayed what Bill told him. The DEA then researched to determine which flight Bill took several years ago and whether any cocaine was recovered from the customs area. 1. Assuming the DEA finds evidence to prove cocaine was recovered in the customs area around the time Bill reentered the United States, is Bill’s comment to his friend admissible?
13. Pаm аnd Ryаn were friends fоr many years befоre they had a recent falling оut. Pam left her dog at Ryan’s house while Pam was on vacation. Ryan unintentionally left some chocolate on the kitchen counter that Pam’s dog was able to eat. Pam’s dog fell seriously ill but did not die. Pam refused to speak with Ryan for a period of time about the incident and Ryan was very upset by the way Pam handled the incident. Pam is now on trial for murdering her husband in the front yard of her house. Ryan, who lives across the street, saw Pam pull the trigger on the gun that killed her husband but did not see the events leading up to the incident. After Ryan’s direct testimony by the prosecutor, Pam’s attorney began her cross-examination with questions about the incident concerning Pam’s dog. What is Pam’s attorney’s strongest argument in support of that line of questioning?