Question 8One of the forms of evidence that was discussed in video 5 is witness evidence. What are some of the risks of using witness evidence?Check all that apply1 pointThe memory of the witness may evolve The equality of arms principle is violated if Defence is not able to bring the same number of witnesses as the Prosecution Witnesses may have particular interests in the testimony that can be taken into account by the Judges in their assessment of the evidenceThe witness may withdrawl or refuse to testify, because ofthreats

While testifying as a witness you are asked to tell the court what happened. You tell the court that you were standing at the corner of the intersection, when you heard a loud bang. You then saw two cars had hit each other. While you were waiting for the police to arrive on scene another witness said they saw the blue pickup truck run the red light and hit the white car. This would be an example of __________________________? Group of answer choices Opinion evidence Bad Character evidence A Res Gestae statement Hearsay evidence

What is the most significant concern with using forensic evidence in court?Question 11Select one:Juries/lay people not understanding the forensic evidence presented in trialJuries/lay people ignoring police testimony in courtJuries/lay people ignoring forensic evidence in trialJuries/lay people basing their decisions solely on forensic evidence

What role do forensic scientists not offer in the courtroom process?Question 8Select one:Expert witness Support in the preparation and presentation of evidence to the courtA direct point of contact for jurors who may have questions about the forensic evidence being presentedDevelopment of legislation to ensure that police adhere to appropriate processes and techniques

Appropriate references used as evidence

The competence of evidence available to an auditor is least likely to be affected bySelect one:a.The relevance of such evidence to the financial statement assertion being investigated.b.The relationship of the preparer of such evidence to the entity being audited.c.The sampling method employed by the auditor to obtain a sample of such evidence.d.The timeliness of such audit evidence.