Exam 8: Pretrial Procedures and the Criminal Trial
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The preliminary questions that the trial attorneys ask prospective jurors to determine whether they are biased or have any connection with the defendant or witness is referred to as:
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______is the process by which the accused and the prosecutor work out a mutually satisfactory conclusion to the case, subject to court approval.
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What is the formal investigation prior to trial in which the defense uses various methods to obtain information from the prosecution to prepare for trial?
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The_____ is the group of citizens from which the jury is selected.
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A suspect is formally charged with the criminal offense in the ________.
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A blood-stained piece of clothing presented in court as an exhibit is an example of real evidence.
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What type of evidence tends to prove or disprove a fact in question?
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Case 8-2
Ruth was arrested for burglary. If Ruth is found guilty, she can be sentenced to 5 years in a state prison. The prosecutors are offering her a 3-year prison sentence if she pleads guilty to the charges. Ruth is being represented by a public defender who informs Ruth she must decide if she will take the plea bargain or decide to go to trial for the charge of burglary.
-The public defender advises Ruth that she can also take a plea where she will neither admit nor deny guilty. This is referred to as a plea of:
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Why does the Supreme Court require "beyond a reasonable doubt" as the standard of proof in criminal cases, rather than "preponderance of the evidence" as in civil cases?
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Which amendment contains the "confrontation clause," or the right to crossexamine witnesses?
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During the appeals process, the burden of proof rests with the prosecution.
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Explore the phenomenon of case attrition. Use a description of the criminal justice funnel in your explanation.
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In the case of _______, the Supreme Court held that a defendant's decision not to testify during the trial cannot be held against him or her.
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Once the initial appearance has been completed and bail is set, the prosecutor must establish:
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During the ______, the defendant appears before a judge or magistrate, who decides whether the evidence presented is sufficient for the case to proceed to trial.
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_____is the dollar amount or conditions set by the court to ensure that an individual accused of a crime will appear for further criminal proceedings.
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During the preliminary hearing, the judge decides if there is probable cause to hold the defendant over for trial.
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