Witness to a Trial Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why was the Brunswick County public defender not defending Junior? (from Chapters 1 - 5)

The public defender was on vacation.

The public defender claimed a conflict of interest.

The public defender claimed he was related to Junior.

The public defender was on medical leave.

2.

What was Junior's alibi? (from Chapters 9 - 13)

That Junior was out of state at a conference.

That Junior was drinking at a bar and was seen by multiple people.

That Junior was training a new employee and was with him all day.

That Junior was working and did not have time to go home and commit the murders.

3.

Why does Spike's boss attend the trial? (from Chapters 1 - 5)

Spike's boss attends the trial to intimidate Spike.

Spike's boss does not attend the trial.

Spike's boss attends the trial to support Spike.

Spike's boss attends the trial because he wants to make sure Spike sticks to the script.

4.

Why did was the Chief most heartbroken about Junior's trial? (from Chapters 9 - 13)

The Chief was most heartbroken because he had believed Junior was a good man.

The Chief is most heartbroken because the tribe has split as a result of the murders.

The Chief was most heartbroken because Junior had not come to him with his problems.

The Chief was most heartbroken because it was well known that the Tappacola did not kill each other.

5.

Why did the bar owner buy the bar where Spike worked? (from Chapters 1 - 5)

The bar owner knew that Junior drank there.

The bar owner bought the bar because it was closing.

The bar was for sale at a reasonable price.

The bar was extremely profitable.

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