Trial practice also is dramatically different in britain. the parties’ solicitors do not go into court. courtroom work is done by different lawyers, called barristers. the barristers are not permitted to interview any witnesses before trial. they know the substance of what each witness intends to say, but do not rehearse questions and answers, as in the united states. which approach do you consider more effective? more ethical? what is the purpose of a trial? of pre-trial preparation?

A.passes laws and adopts budgets b.resolves disputes among members c.ensures legislation is applied fairly d.represents the eu globally a recent challenge to the european union created by a member state is a.migration b.free trade c.brexit d.the euro which is the most powerful position in the british government? a.the monarch b.the chancellor c.the prime minister d.the president which describes a constitutional monarchy? a.a monarchy in which a king or queen has all the power b.a monarchy in which the people elect the king or queen c.a representative government with a mostly ceremonial ruler d.a representative government with only one set of written laws

Halle is a calculating, self-centered salesperson. she never engages in relationship marketing. she looks on any sales situation as a "win-lose" situation, and she believes any legal method she can use is justified when she wins. hallie is most likely at the stage of ethical development.

What are two concepts in the mayflower compact that influenced the founding fathers