Designation of the Offense; Qualifying and Aggravating Circumstances

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1. An information adequately alleges two distinct aggravating circumstances. Does allegation alone conclusively establish … Multiple Choice Easy
2. An information alleges coordinated conduct by several accused but no facts showing a deliberately adopted defenseless m… Multiple Choice Medium
3. Before arraignment, the accused seeks the facts supporting an alleged sentencing circumstance so that a defense can be … Multiple Choice Medium
4. The prosecution alleges nighttime but supplies no facts or proof that legally support its intended aggravating use. It … Multiple Choice Hard
5. A court proposes to appreciate a generic aggravating circumstance never put in issue by the accusation, merely because … Multiple Choice Hard
6. Explain why describing a circumstance as generic does not remove Rule 110’s pleading requirement. Essay Medium
7. Several accused are alleged to have coordinated an attack. Why is that not necessarily a sufficient factual allegation … Essay Medium
8. A pre-arraignment information lists an aggravating circumstance but the defense cannot identify its alleged factual bas… Essay Medium