A lawsuit participants lacking a lawyer. B both civil and criminal cases. C appeals for sentence reduction. D guilty pleas to criminal charges.

A canceling court costs for poor families. B reducing annual funding for the police. C ensuring all children's access to legal aid. D enhancing teachers'legal awareness.

A confidence. B uncertainty. C tolerance. D criticism.

A eliminate concerns about digital addiction. B keep a social network free of misinformation C contribute to the success of a social network. D exempt a social network from harsh regulation

A fail to curb virality B be bad for users. C do no good to advertisers. D go against shareholders.

A stress the necessity for social networks to circulate them. B highlight the sharing without thinking on social networks. C warn people against the danger of indulging in virtual life. D urge social networks to build services more cautiously.

A limit the sharing of information. B publicize the knowledge about virality. C avoid making further small changes. D get more control over new netizens.

A prevent users from spreading content. B get users to interact more with each other. C put a limit on users'overuse of social networks. D get users to think twice before sharing content.

A protects European industries from competition. B aims to updaic esiablished international practice. C is a blow to top digital companies. D binds only America's tech giants.

A ultimately harm consumers B benefit some financial services C help curb monopoly power D force privacy rules to be modified.