5. According to Ronald who actually “pulled off the robbery”? 6. What story did Sosa present at his trial?
7. What were the outcomes and penalties of the two trials?
8. Why did Sosa's attorney appeal his client’s conviction?
9. During several conversations with his appellate lawyer, Eric Williams, what was the startling revelation offered by Ronald Clark?
10. What was the "hypothetical question" Attorney Eric Williams put to the bar association when he called them following his discovery of Clark’s confession?
11. What was the bar association's advice pertaining to working with the client on appeal with no previous knowledge of the prior false testimony?
12. When the Methodist minister became convinced that Ronald was telling the truth about what he had done what did he tell Ronald to do?
13. What happened to Sosa at the new trial?
14. What happened to Travis at the new trial?

Which of the following statements best illustrates an argument on whether congress is effective on providing oversight of the bureaucracy? a. congress is very effective in providing oversight of the bureaucracy. b. congress is not very effective in providing oversight to the bureaucracy because they lack the technical expertise and they are part of the iron triangles that create a relationship with the bureaucracy and interest groups to show more a. congress is very effective in providing oversight of the bureaucracy. b.congress is not very effective in providing oversight to the bureaucracy because they lack the technical expertise and they are part of the iron triangles that create a relationship with the bureaucracy and interest groups to further their own interests and not necessarily the public interest. c.congress provides effective oversight of the bureaucracy through the budgetary process. d.congress is not effective in providing oversight because of the budget and enabling legislation.