A meeting of the members of a party in a legislative chamber to select party leaders and develop party policy is known as ________

Which of the following is not true of objectivity in the media?

A) It refers to the media reporting events factually, accurately, fairly, and equitably. B) It requires signaling when important events occur. C) It provides perspectives on all sides of an issue or debate. D) It is clearly defined by the Telecommunications Act of 1996. E) It sometimes leads to journalists not making any judgments of their own.

A ______ determines whether there is sufficient evidence for the state to prosecute someone for a crime.

a. judge b. prosecutor c. district attorney d. grand jury