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Alpha was found murdered in her apartment, and the police arrested her boyfriend, Defendant. The prosecution calls Alpha’s best friend, Beta, as a witness. Beta will testify that on the day Alpha was murdered she told Beta, “Wish me luck. Today is the day I am going to break up with Defendant.” The defense objects. Beta’s testimony should be:

Plaintiff tripped while exiting a bar and injured himself. He sued Defendant, the owner of the bar, in negligence. On cross-examination of Plaintiff’s doctor, defense counsel asks, “Didn’t Plaintiff tell you that the only reason he tripped is because he was drunk?” Plaintiff’s counsel objects. The evidence is:

At defendant’s trial for car theft, the prosecution will offer evidence which will prove that Defendant has committed two other car thefts in the preceding year. It is the prosecution theory that Defendant committed all three car thefts in order to obtain money for his cocaine habit. Should the court admit the evidence?

What is the Shine-Dalgarno sequence?A) DNA sequence that defines where transcription of a gene by RNA polymerase beginsB) DNA sequence that defines the binding site of repressor proteins of bacterial DNAC) DNA sequence that defines the start codon on the mRNAD) DNA sequence that defines the ribosomal binding site of bacterial mRNAE) DNA sequence that defines the transcription terminator region of bacterial DNA

Plaintiff tripped while exiting a bar and injured himself. He sued Defendant, the owner of the bar, in negligence. On cross-examination of Plaintiff’s doctor, defense counsel asks, “Didn’t Plaintiff tell you that the only reason he tripped is because he was drunk?” Plaintiff’s counsel objects. The evidence is:

A convenience store was robbed by an armed bandit wearing a George Washington mask. The police suspect Defendant of the robbery and search the dumpster behind his apartment where they find a George Washington mask that matches the mask the bandit used. At his trial for armed robbery, the prosecution introduces the mask recovered from the dumpster. The mask is:

Plaintiff fell down an escalator at a store and sued Defendant, the owner of the store, in negligence. Plaintiff calls his wife to the stand to testify that she asked him to go see a movie the day after the accident, and he stated, “I can’t. My head hurts too much.” Defense counsel objects. The evidence is:

Plaintiff ordered plumbing supplies from Defendant’s company. When the supplies were not delivered, he sued. Defendant called Alpha, his bookkeeper, as a witness. Alpha testifies that she recorded the delivery in her book of accounts, that the book was accurately kept, and that her entries were properly made. Defendant then offers the book into evidence. The evidence is:

Defendant was involved in an automobile accident where he hit Pedestrian. Defendant was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. At the preliminary hearing, Defendant initially pleaded guilty, but she withdrew her plea when the judge told her that the sentence would be two years in prison. The judge allowed Defendant to change her plea to not guilty. Defendant was eventually convicted. Pedestrian is now suing defendant in a civil action for the injuries he sustained in the accident. If pedestrian tries to introduce evidence of Defendant’s original guilty plea, on proper motion the evidence will be:

Plaintiff was seriously injured when the bus in which she was riding ran a red light and was hit by another car. She has brought an action against the bus company. Alpha, a passenger on the same bus that Plaintiff was riding on when injured, is called as a witness by Plaintiff to testify that, just after the bus came to a stop after Plaintiff was injured, Alpha said to another passenger, “We must have been going at least 50 miles per hour!” Is this testimony admissible?