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why was bobo testimony in court?

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a small,fiat,rectangular case used for carrying documents.

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exhibiting qualities attributed to the middle class,especially pretentiousness or conventionality.

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a point at which parts of an artificial structure are joined.

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pit
Es un camino...../Kennethrivera

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soapy
es un material jabonsoso......../Kenneth Rivera

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culprits
when you talking about a crime or something wrong that has been you can refer to the person who did as the culprits...../ Kenneth Rivera

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Steve lawyer is black or white?

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bleary-eyed  means

having bleary eyes. payday means the day on which wages are given, payment is made, etc. flat means level, even, or without unevenness of surface, as land or tabletops.

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cop a plea=engage in plea bargaining.
hooked up= link or be linked to electronic equipment.
link or be linked to electronic equipment.
show lame=is like you are showing that you are lame

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What is a chrome?

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How much jail time was Mr. Evans given for manslaughter?

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According to Mr. Evans, what is a "heavy and a half"?

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How long has Mr. King known Mr. Evans?

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How old is Mr. Evans

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Why did the attorneys have to have a sidebar right before Mr. Evans came into the courtroom?

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Was Mrs. Henry able to identify Mr. King in a lineup? How do you know?

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Was Mrs. Henry able to identify the killer from the photographs? Why or why not?

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When did the crime occur?

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Why was Mrs. Henry in the drugstore on the day of the crime? Be specific.

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Who was Lorelle Henry? Where did she work before? How old was she?

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Who was the first witness to go on the stand on Monday?

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How did Steve feel after his parents left?

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Did Jerry come to visit Steve? How do you know?

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Why does Steve feel there are so many fights in the prison?

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What is "bid Whist" on page 154?

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Until what time were the prisoners locked down on Sunday?

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What happened at the church service? Be very specific.

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How many guys went to the church service on Sunday?

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Why do you think Steve doesn't smile back at people in the jail?

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What did the prisoners eat for breakfast on Sunday morning at the jail? Be specific.

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According to Mr. King, who is supposed to be the lookout?

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What does it a "getover"?

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What did Mr. King mean when he said that he needed to get his pocket "fat"?

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WHO DO YOU THINK IS LYING THE WHOLE TIME?

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1. 1.

2. agreeing with a statement or to a request.

1. "an affirmative answer"

(of a vote) expressing approval or agreement.

synonyms: | positive, assenting, consenting, corroborative, favorable"an affirmative answer"

antonyms: | negative

supportive, hopeful, or encouraging.

"the music's natural buoyancy and affirmative character"

active or obligatory.

"they have an affirmative duty to stop crime in their buildings"

GRAMMARLOGIC

stating that a fact is so; making an assertion.

noun

noun: affirmative; plural noun: affirmatives

1. 1.

2. a statement of agreement with an assertion or request.

1. "he accepted her reply as an affirmative"

a position of agreement or confirmation.

noun: the affirmative

"his answer veered toward the affirmative"

synonyms: | agreement, acceptance, assent, acquiescence, concurrence; More

antonyms: | disagreement

GRAMMAR

a word or particle used in making assertions.

LOGIC

a statement asserting that something is true of the subject of a proposition.

exclamationNORTH AMERICAN

exclamation: affirmative

1. 1.

2. expressing agreement with a statement or request; yes.

Origin

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Crime mean 1.An action or omission that constitutes an offense that may be prosecuted by the state and is punishable by law. 2.illegal activities. 3.an action or activity that, although not illegal, is considered to be evil, shameful, or wrong.

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Pretrial P.169 Hearings and Motions. In the criminal justice system, a case is often decided before the actual trial. Prosecutors and defense attorneys can file any number of pre-trial motions that exclude evidence or otherwise shape the proceedings.

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Lineup p.170 means a group of people or things brought together in a particular context, especially the members of a sports team or a group of musicians or other entertainers. 2.a line of people or things.

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Hesitation P.167 means the action of pausing or hesitating before saying or doing something.