Judicial Rules and Mistrials in Law Proceedings
The article explains how a protest by counsel can lead a judge to strike facts and direct the jury to disregard them. It notes that serious rule violations may cause a mistrial and a new trial to protect a party’s rights. The Iowa State Bar Association prepared the piece for public information.
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The Baffles By Mahoney The Great American Desert
A fragment on Mahoney's The Baffles discussing the Great American Desert described as spanning about 1,050,000 square miles and framed as a vast erga. The text appears incomplete, with garbled phrasing and missing context.
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The Highway Story of Winter Driving Signals
A man recalls signals that warned him of winter and the need to adjust driving habits. After frost, a missed personal message led to a fatal curve and a broken back, now living with his cast and reflecting on warning signs.
Legal Tests of Truth and Relevance in Court
Courts apply strict tests of truth and relevancy to ensure fair trials. Witnesses take oaths and face penalties for lying, and cross examination tests relevancy. Evidence must tend to answer a fact in dispute or be excluded on objections by the opposing attorney.
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