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In a courtroom situation, the plaintiff and defendant are both biased because they have a preference in the outcome of the situation. Select one: True False

In a courtroom situation, the plaintiff and defendant are both biased because they have a preference in the outcome of the situation. Select one: True False
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In a courtroom situation, the plaintiff and defendant are both biased because they have a preference in the outcome of the situation.

Select one:
True
False

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yes it is true ..I suppose.
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