_____1. In 1975, Congress enacted the ____________ , which had great influence on state rules of evidence a. National Standards of Evidence b. Federal Code of Criminal Evidence c. National Rules of Evidence d. Federal Rules of Evidence

_____2. Circumstantial evidence is evidence that proves a fact in issue a. indirectly or by inference b. directly by eyewitness testimony c. only by the use of presumptions d. by contradicting other evidence

______3. Through the operation of the _____ Amendment, many provisions of the Bill of Rights now also limit the power of the states. a. 10^th b. 13^th c. 14^th d. 15^th

4. The privilege against self-incrimination is found in which Amendment? a. 4^th

b. 5^th c. 6^th d. 8^th

_____5. A defendant is found in possession of a very large quantity of illegal drugs. It is permissible to draw the inference that the possession was a. with the intent to deliver b. due to insanity c. unknowing d. accidental

_____6. The concept of federalism means that government power is shared between a. the legislative, executive and judicial branches b. state and federal governments c. the federal government and the United Nations d. state and local governments

_____7. To validly enact federal statutes, Congress must be acting within a. powers granted by the Constitution b. authority granted by the United Nations c. the scope of consent granted by the States d. the bounds of international law

_____8. Evidence of flight from the scene of a crime is a. sufficient by itself to establish guilt b. never admissible c. direct evidence of guilt d. never sufficient by itself to establish guilt

_____ 9. Scott Peterson murder case was an example of a. direct evidence case with a confession b. a circumstantial evidence case c. wrongful conviction d.none of above

_____10. Which are examples of circumstantial evidence a. how a person of interest acts b. fingerprints c. blood d. all of above e none of above