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Attorneys for a criminal defendant charged that the government, in a cover-up, had destroyed evidence that government replied that there is no evidence that would even tend to support the defendant in the case.
Which one of the following is the most accurate evaluation of the government’s reply?
(A) It leaves open the question of whether the government had destroyed such evidence.
(B) It establishes that the attorneys’ charge is an exaggeration.
(C) It shows that the attorneys did not know whether their charge was true.
(D) It demonstrates the government’s failure to search for evidence in its files.
(E) If true, it effectively disproves the charge made on behalf of the defendant.
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Attorneys for a criminal defendant charged that the government, in a cover-up, had destroyed evidence that government replied that there is no evidence that would even tend to support the defendant in the case.
Which one of the following is the most accurate evaluation of the government’s reply?
(A) It leaves open the question of whether the government had destroyed such evidence.
(B) It establishes that the attorneys’ charge is an exaggeration.
(C) It shows that the attorneys did not know whether their charge was true.
(D) It demonstrates the government’s failure to search for evidence in its files.
(E) If true, it effectively disproves the charge made on behalf of the defendant.
Which one of the following is the most accurate evaluation of the government’s reply?
(A) It leaves open the question of whether the government had destroyed such evidence.
(B) It establishes that the attorneys’ charge is an exaggeration.
(C) It shows that the attorneys did not know whether their charge was true.
(D) It demonstrates the government’s failure to search for evidence in its files.
(E) If true, it effectively disproves the charge made on behalf of the defendant.
argument
= defendant says gvt destroyed evidence
= government says there is no evidence
= that would even support the case
Ans (A) the government never denies destroying
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Attorneys for a criminal defendant charged that the government, in a cover-up, had destroyed evidence that government replied that there is no evidence that would even tend to support the defendant in the case.
Which one of the following is the most accurate evaluation of the government’s reply?
Stimulus: The attorneys defendant charged the government that they had destroyed the evidence to cover up the crime. The government stated that there was no evidence that the government would even tend to support the defendant case.
(A) It leaves open the question of whether the government had destroyed such evidence.
(B) It establishes that the attorneys’ charge is an exaggeration.
(C) It shows that the attorneys did not know whether their charge was true.
(D) It demonstrates the government’s failure to search for evidence in its files.
(E) If true, it effectively disproves the charge made on behalf of the defendant.
IMO E If the government does not intend to support to defendant then the charges of destroying the evidence is out of the question. s
Which one of the following is the most accurate evaluation of the government’s reply?
Stimulus: The attorneys defendant charged the government that they had destroyed the evidence to cover up the crime. The government stated that there was no evidence that the government would even tend to support the defendant case.
(A) It leaves open the question of whether the government had destroyed such evidence.
(B) It establishes that the attorneys’ charge is an exaggeration.
(C) It shows that the attorneys did not know whether their charge was true.
(D) It demonstrates the government’s failure to search for evidence in its files.
(E) If true, it effectively disproves the charge made on behalf of the defendant.
IMO E If the government does not intend to support to defendant then the charges of destroying the evidence is out of the question. s
