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All of the following are considered professionals in the court room work group EXCEPT |
Victim |
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Following a state bar version of the ABA rules |
All of the following discretionary decision always inappropriate EXCEPT |
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The judge is responsible for present the states case against the defendant |
Which of the following statement is false referring the role of the judge in the courtroom work group |
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The prosecutor |
Which work Group member has the responsibility od demonstrating to a jury that a defendant is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt |
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Representing the state |
The time of a defense attorney does not include (blank) |
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Bailiffs |
Criminal defendant who are unable to afford their own lawyer can use all of the following f systems EXCEPT |
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Determination of the defendant guilt of innocence |
What is the primary purpose of any criminal a trial |
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The bailiff |
Who keeps order I the courtroom and announces the judge entry to the courtroom |
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Factual guilt |
Which of the following terms refer to the issue of whether the defendant is actually responsible for the crime of which he or she stands a accused |
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Public defender programs |
The most wide uses system of indigent defense involves |
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The clerk of court |
Who is responsible for summoning members of the public for jury and subpoenaing witness for the prosecution and the defense |
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An adversarial system |
Criminal trials under the America system of justice are built around |
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Bailiff |
All of the following are outsiders of the courtroom work group EXCEPT |
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Trial initiation, jury selection, opening statement, presentation of evidence, closing arguments the judge charge to the jury, hurry deliberations, the verdict |
Which of the following represent the Order of the steps in a Criminal . Trial |
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70 |
The federal speedy trial act allows for the dismissal of charges when the prosecution does not seek indictment within 30 days of arrest or when trial does not begin with (blank) working says after indictment |
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Challenges for knowledge |
Which of the following is NOT a type of juror challenge |
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Broadcast of civil proceedings |
In 1972 the judicial conference of the United States adopted a policy opposing (blank) I. District courts and that policy of was incorporated into the code of conduct for United States |
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Adversarial system |
The (blank) is two sides structure under which Americans criminal trial court operate that pits the prosecution against the defense |
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Real evidence |
Weapons tire tracks and fingerprints are examples of |
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Subpoena |
Which of the following officially notifies witness that they are to appear in court to testify |
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National judicial college |
Which of the following organizations located on the campus of the university of Nevada at Reno provides specialized training to judges |
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Assigned counsel |
Court appointed defense attorneys whose fees are paid at a set rate by local or state government are also calles |
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Public defender |
The (blank) system relies on full time salaries staff |
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Assigned counsel |
Which of the following is NOT another name for a prosecuting attorney |
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Opening statement, closing statements jury selection |
During a trial (blank) stage happens before the (blank) stage after the (blank) stage |
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Contacting a sequestered jury |
Which of the following is an example of jury tampering |
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Charge or not to charge a person with an offense |
The most important from prosecutorial discretion power to |
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Female minority’s |
one study suggests that some prosecutors have an inherent tendency to be lenient toward (blank) defendant but discriminate against (blank) defendants when deciding whether to prosecute |
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Private attorney |
Which of the following terms describes an attorney who works for law firm |
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She were charged with misdemeanor with maximum penalty of a 100$ fine |
A defendant would be entitled to consel if she were too poor to afford attorney j each of the following situations EXCEPT |
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Employers substantially fewer that needed support staff |
A BJS survey found the majority of Both state and country and country based public defender officer |
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Reasonable doubt standard |
What is the single most important criterion for determining the level of proof necessary for conviction in criminal trials |
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3% |
What percentage of state inmates represent themselves at trial |
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Character witness |
Which of the following witness provides information about the personality family life business acumen and so on of the defendant in an effort to show that is not the kind of person who would commit the crime with which he or she is charged |
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Cross examine witnesses |
Which of the following is NOT a responsibly of a bailiff |
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Court reporter |
Who creates a record of all the occurs during the trial |
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Clerk of court |
Who is responsible for swearing k witnesses |
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Subpoena |
A written order issued by a judicial officer requiring an individual to appear in court to give testimony is called |
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Sequestered |
A jury that is isolated from public has been |
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12 |
Juries in most states are composed of how many members |
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Circumstantial evidence |
Evidence that requires interpretation or that requires a judge or jury to reach a conclusion based on what the evidence indicated is called |
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The discriminatory use of peremptory challenges |
The bars on decision laid out the requirements defendants must prove when Seeking to establish |
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37 |
How many states allow the use of videotaped testimony for child witnesses |
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Perjury |
The intentional making of a false stamens as part of the testimony by a sworn witness I. A judicial proceeding is called |
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