1. Which of the following can be considered impermissible inducements by the prosecution?

A. Prosecutor threatens the defendant with increased charges against a third party.
B. Prosecutor threatens the defendant with decreased charges against a third party.
C. Prosecutor flagrantly deceives the defendant.
D. All of the above

im confused between C and D

2. Appeals are most commonly filed by the:
A. defense.
B. prosecution.
C. trial judge.
D. victim.

is it A

I would say 2 is A. I am checking on number 1.

I vote for 1. D.

2. You're right.

thank you so much

You're welcome.

To determine which option is correct for question 1, let's examine the choices provided.

A. Prosecutor threatens the defendant with increased charges against a third party.
B. Prosecutor threatens the defendant with decreased charges against a third party.
C. Prosecutor flagrantly deceives the defendant.
D. All of the above

Option C refers to the prosecutor flagrantly deceiving the defendant, while option D states "All of the above." In this case, if you select option C (Prosecutor flagrantly deceives the defendant), you would be excluding options A and B as possible answers. However, if you select option D (All of the above), it means that all of the options A, B, and C can be considered impermissible inducements by the prosecution.

Therefore, the correct answer for question 1 is option D (All of the above).

Regarding question 2, let's analyze the options provided:

A. Defense
B. Prosecution
C. Trial judge
D. Victim

Appeals are most commonly filed by the party that seeks a review of a decision made in a lower court. Typically, this is done by the defense, as they are the party looking to challenge the decision made by the court. Therefore, the correct answer for question 2 is option A (defense).

I hope this clarification helps!