Witness to a Trial Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why was the Tappacola Chief in favor of the casino? (from Chapters 9 - 13)

The Chief was not in favor of the casino.

The Chief believed his people would benefit from more jobs.

The Chief believed the casino would bring more people into the reservation.

The Chief believed the casino would bring even more good businesses to the reservation.

2.

Why did Heath not note the time that Junior delivered propane cylinders to his store on the day that Eileen and Son were murdered? (from Chapters 9 - 13)

Junior asked Heath not to put a time on the receipt.

Heath never noted the time on delivery receipts.

Heath was distracted by a customer and forgot to write down the time.

It was not Heath's responsibility to write the time on the receipt it was Junior's.

3.

Why did the jurors not believe Swoboda's claim that Junior had not claimed insanity because he was not guilty? (from Chapters 9 - 13)

The jurors did not believe Junior was innocent because they had made up their minds from the beginning he was guilty.

The jurors did not believe Junior was innocent because he had no proof.

The jurors had been bribed to not believe Junior's story.

The jurors did not believe that Junior was innocent because the proof he was guilty was too strong.

4.

What part of Junior's case could Wag not understand? (from Chapters 6 - 8)

Wag could not understand why Junior left behind the bullet casings.

Wag could not understand why Junior did not destroy the gun.

Wag could not understand why Junior took Son's wallet.

Wag could not understand why Junior shot Son and Eileen twice.

5.

What do all of the jurors have in common? (from Chapters 1 - 5)

They are all Catholics.

They are all Native Americans.

They all have no problem with the death penalty.

They are all women.

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