true

false

C. inclusionary concurrent counts (lesser included offense) are when the offense charged in one is greater than those charged and the others and when the latter are all lesser offenses included within the greater

A. Consecutive counts are two or more counts upon which consecutive sentences imposed

D. Consistent counts are counts where the offense charged in one necessarily negates guilt of the offense charged in the other

B. Concurrent counts are two or more counts upon which concurrent sentences may be imposed

B. Only B is correct

D. Both A and B are false

A. only A is correct

C. Both A and B are correct

A. Consecutive or conclusory counts

B. Concurrent counts or conclusory counts

C. inclusory concurrent counts

D. Inconsistent accounts

A. The parties may submit requests to charge in writing

B. The parties may submit requests to charge orally

D. Failure of court to rule on a request is deemed a denial thereof

C. The court may rule promptly upon each request

D. Requirement that guilt be proved beyond a reasonable doubt

C. Requirement that defendant must testify in his own behalf

A. Presumption of defendant's innocence

B. Requirement the jury not speculate concerning sentence or punishment